There's still time to register for AJIL's webinars today! 10 am (Eastern): Trump 2.0: An AJIL Explainer on the View from Europe: cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi... 2pm (Eastern): Trump 2.0: An AJIL Explainer on International Climate Law cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Don't forget to register for AJIL's webinars on Friday, 9/19! 10 am (Eastern): Trump 2.0: An AJIL Explainer on the View from Europe: cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi... 2pm (Eastern): Trump 2.0: An AJIL Explainer on International Climate Law cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Don't forget to register for AJIL's webinars on Friday, 9/19! 10 am (Eastern): Trump 2.0: An AJIL Explainer on the View from Europe cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi... 2pm (Eastern): Trump 2.0: An AJIL Explainer on International Climate Law cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Stay tuned for more AJIL webinars on recent U.S. government practices pertaining to international law. Topics include shifting perspectives of the US, tariffs, human rights and refugees, trade, use of force, and environmental law.

A Friday doubleheader! Our second webinar of the day will feature John H. Knox, Ingrid Brunk, and Monica Hakimi, discussing the changing relationship between the US and international climate agreements. Register for our free webinar here: cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Join Anne van Aaken, Monica Hakimi, and Ingrid Brunk to discuss Europe's shifting view of the U.S. This is the first webinar in a series that highlights a special line up of CPUS stories in our next issue. Register here to attend our free webinar: cambridge-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Check out our most recent collection of work on reparations in international law. AJIL Special Issue: www.cambridge.org/core/journal... Unbound: What Might International Law Repair: www.cambridge.org/core/journal... Unbound: What Can International Law Repair: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

@ajil.bsky.social has a brand new issue on Reparations in International Law - take a look and discuss with your #ESIL2025 colleagues! 🌐 cup.org/46hRHXq #InternationalLaw

The final part of our AJIL Unbound series on reparations is now available online. Read "What Can International Law Repair?" now! www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

AJIL Volume 119, Issue 3 is now available online! www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

AJIL's Special Issue on Reparations in International Law is now available online featuring a stunning line up of authors and topics related to reparations. These articles will be freely available for all to read for a limited time. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

🚨 ATTN: Early career scholars and future authors! 🚨We hope you join us at the ASIL Midyear Meeting to discuss the craft of international legal scholarship, the opportunities to publish in the Journal, and some tips for navigating the peer review process. asil.org/midyear-meet...

Looking forward to seeing everyone at the ASIL Midyear Meeting next month! Click here to register and have a look at the schedule: www.asil.org/midyear-meet...

We are thrilled that the first in a series of AJIL publications on reparations is now available online, "What Might International Law Repair?" Stay tuned for the AJIL print issue on reparations and a follow-up Unbound symposium! www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Explore the Proceedings of the 2024 #ASILAM, focusing on "International Law in an Interdependent World": 📕 cup.org/45oC9kd #internationallaw @asilorg.bsky.social @ajil.bsky.social

New issue of International Legal Materials now available 📚 cup.org/4lSbdjV #InternationalLaw @asilorg.bsky.social

AJIL is open for submissions and accepts manuscripts through two different platforms: Scholastica and ScholarOne. Visit the link below to find out more about submitting your work to AJIL: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Have you read the latest volume of the Proceedings of the @asilorg.bsky.social Annual Meeting? Explore the key research, remarks, awards, and panels of the 2024 conference: 📕 cup.org/4nXjhRM #ASILAM #internationallaw @ajil.bsky.social

ICYMI: AJIL Unbound's latest symposium "Financing Climate Mobility" is now online and freely available to read: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Our latest AJIL Unbound symposium "Financing Climate Mobility" is now available to read online. This symposium was spearheaded by Alice Hamilton Farmer and Katerina Linos and features a fantastic lineup of contributors. Click here to begin reading: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Beat the submission season rush in August/September and submit your work to AJIL early this summer! Click here for more information: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

A reminder that the deadline to submit an abstract for consideration for our Midyear Meeting is close of business THIS FRIDAY, May 30. Visit asil.org/mym to submit now!

Here is the link to the publication by @monicahakimi.bsky.social and Ingrid Brunk @ajil.bsky.social: doi.org/10.1017/ajil...

Working in #internationallaw or related areas? Browse this collection of free articles from @ajil.bsky.social, @iclq.bsky.social, the LJIL, CYIL, AsianJIL, TEL, EurJRR, the GLJ, IRRC, BHRJ, and many other leading academic law journals: 🌐 cup.org/4dlcf4y

My piece with @jkatzcogan.bsky.social is out in @ajil.bsky.social. We argue that the international legal system—which the US played an outsized role in establishing & maintaining—is under enormous strain. This was true pre-Trump and is all the more so now. 1/ 🧶 www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Explore AJIL's archives with @aratojulian.bsky.social as he discusses Hans Kelsen's 1945 article "The Old and the New League: The Covenant and the Dumbarton Oaks Proposals" in this episode of AJIL Bookmarked. youtu.be/TM0zMu6I-hA?...

Did you know AJIL encourages the submission of shorter pieces? Click here for more information on all of AJIL's article types: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Every issue of @ajil.bsky.social contains essays on the Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law (CPUS). Below are the essays I authored in the April issue. All are open access. @asilorg.bsky.social

Happy Friday!! The April issue of AJIL has been published online and featuring a stellar line up of authors. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Working in #internationallaw or related areas? Browse this collection of free articles from @ajil.bsky.social, the Leiden Journal, @iclq.bsky.social, CYIL, AsianJIL, and many other leading academic law journals: 🌐 cup.org/3RvnEVp

We’re excited to share a new blog post by Annelise Riles, where she reflects on her experience representing ASIL at the sixty-ninth session of the Commission on the Status of Women. 📖 Read the blog and listen to the podcast here: anneliseriles.substack.com/p/global-fem...

We are also thrilled to be working with our newest Honorary Board members. Welcome back to the AJIL team!

We are so happy to welcome our four new members to the AJIL Board! Congratulations!!

Congratulations to Rabiat Akande, the 2025 recipient of the Francis Deák Prize. You can read her award winning article "An Imperial History of Race-Religion in International Law" here: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Be sure to check out the latest AJIL Unbound symposium: "International Criminal Law's Criminal Aftermaths." www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Read the latest symposium from AJIL Unbound, exploring "International Criminal Law's Critical Aftermaths" cup.org/4jzKnvl #ASILAM @ajil.bsky.social

If you’re at the #ASILAM25 don’t forget to stop by the @cambup-law.cambridge.org table and say hello, pick up some swag, and a copy of AJIL!

AJIL Board member @timlmeyer.bsky.social shares his path into int'l law scholarship, experiences with AJIL early in his career, and how AJIL's review process improves the quality of journal articles. youtu.be/waZrsu8puB4?...

Next in our Spotlight series, we highlight Board member Jean Galbraith. She shares her career path, the challenges of writing and publishing while working full time, and the role of international law in the world today. youtu.be/ebVZCSbOjAs?...

In this new video series, AJIL Spotlight, we highlight AJIL Board members and their personal journey to joining the Board. Watch Int'l Decisions Section Editor @akinkugbe.bsky.social discuss how he joined the Board and the importance of mentorship: youtu.be/rCTi1RJc9wk

We can't wait to see everyone at the ASIL Annual Meeting in Washington, DC in just a few weeks! Don't forget to register! asil.org/annualmeeting

I am very glad to have a new piece in this collection, written together with yassin brunger. We seek to advance an abolitionist geography of international criminal law, and particularly how the methods of pro-Palestine encampments offer an anti-carceral vision of justice

Where does ICL go from here? Check out our @ajil.bsky.social symposium "ICL's Critical Aftermaths: Abolitionism, Redistribution and Transformational Pedagogies" co-edited with the wonderful @leilaullrich.bsky.social and Christine Schwobel Patel.

Check out our wonderful collection of essays plotting, dreaming, reimagining, abolishing, redistributing and reconstructing ICL's Critical Aftermaths w. Christine Schwoebel-Patel & @riclements.bsky.social @oxfordcrim.bsky.social

AJIL Unbound's latest symposium "International Criminal Law's Critical Aftermaths: Abolitionism, Redistribution, and Transformational Pedagogies" is now available to read and features and incredible line-up of scholars. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

ICYMI: You can watch the video of AJIL's most recent webinar "The International Regulation of Women in Sports" here: youtu.be/lOhsbi024O8?...

There's a brand new AJIL Unbound sympoisum available, featuring an extremely talented line-up discussing an important and timely topic. Click the link below to begin reading! www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Turning from the headlines for a moment, let's think about the enduring themes of justice, transition, & restoration. At WashULaw in St. Louis we are lucky to host @dianemarieamann.bsky.social for "Child-Taking Justice and Forced Residential Schooling of Indigenous Americans." @washulaw.bsky.social

I want to make the below thread more concrete and, in the process, to accentuate what I take to be the enormous challenge before us. So, here’s a second thread that starts by drawing on my work with Ingrid Brunk on annexations @ajil.bsky.social. 1/ 🧵

Anyone who’s been paying attention to the news knows that the intl order is undergoing dramatic change. Now, after years of seemingly trying to preserve (or at least give lip service to) the old ways of doing business, the US is openly accelerating—and itself an agent for—disruptive change. 1/ 🧶