#NewEpisodeAlert🚨 Ep. 8 of the Voices of JHIL #podcast is here! In this ep., Peter Niesen joins us to discuss Bruno Arcidiacono’s article on Immanuel Kant’s conceptualisation of international law. Tune in 🎧: tinyurl.com/ReasonIsPacifist8 @mpil.de @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

JOURNAL: Journal of the History of International Law/Revue d'histoire du droit international XXVII (2025), nr. 2 (Jun) @jhil-rhdi.bsky.social 📖 esclh.blogspot.com/2025/07/jour...

#NewIssue 📖Are you looking for a fresh read? Our book review section might be able to help! Read here: brill.com/view/journal... @mpil.de @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

#NewIssue 📣 #JHIL 2/25 is out and ready to read! 📚Take a look at our newest issue here: brill.com/view/journal... @mpil.de @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

#NewEpisodeAlert🚨 Ep. 7 of the Voices of JHIL #podcast is finally here! Together w/ Christoph Stumpf, we explore the roles of Christian and Islamic traditions in the foundation of public international legal systems. Make sure to tune in🎧: tinyurl.com/4bcykv98 @mpil.de @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

#NewIssueAlert 🚨 Unsure what to read next? Then come and take a look at our newest issue! JHIL 1/25 concludes with two book reviews. 📖Read here: brill.com/view/journal... @mpil.de @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

#NewIssueAlert 🚨 JHIL 1/25 is a special issue on the “Turn to Historiography in International Law” with a total of four freely accessible articles! 📚Read here: brill.com/view/journal... @mpil.de @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

JHIL 1/25 is a very special issue in more ways than one: In Jan. 2025, Anne Peters passed on her position as JHIL's editor-in-chief to @raphaelschaefer.de & Inge Van Hulle. With their co-authored editorial, they initiate the beginning of JHIL's new chapter. @mpil.de @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

Greetings from JHIL’s editorial & advisory board! Last week, we held an exciting and inspiring board meeting at KU Leuven. We give our heartfelt thanks to the participating members, our hosts & Tamar Herzog for her wonderful JHIL keynote lecture on “The history(s) of Empire”! @esclh.bsky.social

Did you know that JHIL has even more great articles waiting for you in the “Advance Articles” section? 📚 Come and take a look here: brill.com/view/journal...

We’ve put together a Starter Pack featuring the accounts of current MPIL Heidelberg researchers, designed to help you stay connected. 🌐👥💬 Stay in touch with our experts working on comparative public law, EU law & international law! go.bsky.app/MjP6GGR

#NewIssueAlert🚨 📖Read JHIL 4/24 here: brill.com/view/journal... @mpil.de @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

We are taking a winter break and wish you happy Holidays!⛄We will be back on 6 January! See you next Year✨ #SeasonsGreetings

If the legal ideas of Mesopotamia’s Early Dynastic period were represented by a song, what song would it be? Seth Richardson’s pick was Bob Dylan’s “Seven Curses.”: youtu.be/Kp2kQSEnVwE Curious to know why? Listen to the newest #VoicesofJHIL ep.: tinyurl.com/49bbc9cm

#NewEpisodeAlert🚨: Ep. 6 is out now! Fasten your seatbelts & join us on this very special journey into the distant past of int'l law! @mpil.de @degruyterbrill.bsky.social Listen now 🎧 : tinyurl.com/49bbc9cm

#ComingSoon🚨: In ep. 6 of the Voices of JHIL #podcast we are going far back in the history of int’l law! Together w/ Seth Richardson we discuss Amnon Altman's 2004 article on early concepts of int’l law in southern Mesopotamia. @mpil.de tinyurl.com/yyedwxf8

#NewIssueAlert🚨: JHIL 3/24 is out! 📖 brill.com/view/journal... @mpil.de

#NewEpisodeAlert🚨: In the 5th ep. of the Voices of JHIL #podcast, we discuss Prof. R. P. Anand's article on the imperial dimensions of Japan's int'l law history together w/ Prof. Prabhakar Singh! @mpil.de Tune in here: tinyurl.com/VoicesOfJHIL5

#NewEpisodeAlert 🚨: The Voices of JHIL #podcast is back! Join us in episode 4, as we discuss the concept of Amicitia together with Randall Lesaffer and Inge Van Hulle! @mpil.de open.spotify.com/episode/2n5x...

#NewIssueAlert🚨: JHIL 2/24 is here! Come and take a look: brill.com/view/journal... @mpil.de

We are thrilled to announce that #JHIL now has an impact factor! We are so happy to see our journal grow & would like to give our heartfelt thanks to all authors & reviewers who have made this possible with their wonderful contributions!

#ComingSoon📣: Ep. 3 of the Voices of JHIL #podcast will be available next week! Together w/ Dominik Steiger & Miloš Vec, we discuss Heinhard Steiger's article & int'l legal history in Germany!

Tune in to listen to the first two episodes of #VoicesOfJHIL: In episode 1 w/ Philip Allott we talk about the beginnings of our Journal. In episode 2 w/ OGURI Hirofumi we discuss ONUMA Yasuaki's article “When was the Law of International Society Born?” tinyurl.com/VoicesOfJHIL

In celebration of our 25th #anniversary, JHIL launched its own #podcast "Voices of JHIL"! Over the next months, we have 25 episodes waiting for you and each is dedicated to one article from the volumes since 1999, all packed with #internationallaw & #history. Listen here: tinyurl.com/VoicesOfJHIL

#fromtheissue Dans l’article du JHIL 2/23 ‘The Alaskan Fur-Seal Crisis: Science, Capital and Multilateralism in the Settlement of Intl. Biodiversity Disputes’, James Hickling se penche sur le développement du droit int’l de l’environnement. tinyurl.com/yxdrc9am

#fromtheissue In JHIL 2/23’s ‘The Alaskan Fur-Seal Crisis: Science, Capital and Multilateralism in the Settlement of Int’l Biodiversity Disputes’, James Hickling delves into the development of int’l environmental law. tinyurl.com/yxdrc9am

#fromtheissue: Quand et comment est le concept de la double incrimination devenue une condition de l'extradition? Pour en savoir plus, lisez l'article de Neil Boister ‘A History of Double Criminality in Extradition’ dans JHIL 2/23. tinyurl.com/28utz93k

#fromtheissue: When & how did double criminality emerge as a legal concept for extradition? In JHIL 2/23’s ‘A History of Double Criminality in Extradition,’ Neil Boister traces these questions & more by examining the 1794 ‘Jay Treaty.’ tinyurl.com/28utz93k

#fromtheissue: Dans ‘Planning for the Aftermath. Longue Durée Histories for a New Int’l Order in Kelsen, Lauterpacht and De Visscher’ du JHIL 2/23, Jacob Giltaij examine le développement de 3 projets d’ordre juridique int’l au lendemain de WWII. tinyurl.com/2b46hvax

#fromtheissue In JHIL 2/23’s ‘Planning for the Aftermath. Longue Durée Histories for a New Int’l Legal Order in Kelsen, Lauterpacht and De Visscher’ Jacob Giltaij examines the development of 3 plans for an int’l legal order in the aftermath of WWII. tinyurl.com/2b46hvax

#fromtheissue: JHIL 2/23 commence avec l'article de Lys Kulamadayil ‘Petro-States' Shaping of International Law’, qui explore l'influence exceptionnelle de l'Iran et l'Algérie, dans une économie mondiale dépendante aux énergies fossiles. tinyurl.com/2cfeb99j

#fromtheissue: JHIL 2/23 starts off w/ Lys Kulamadayil’s article ‘Petro-States’ Shaping of International Law’ which explores the exceptional bargaining power & influence of Iran & Algeria in a fossil fuel dependent global economy. tinyurl.com/2cfeb99j

#fromtheissue JHIL 1/23 se termine par la dernière compte rendu du livre ‘To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth’ de M. Koskenniemi par Wim Decock avec un accent sur la théologie, la justification de la souveraineté & de la propriété. tinyurl.com/27v96n5e

#fromtheissue JHIL 1/23 concludes w/ the final book review on M. Koskenniemi’s ‘To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth’ by Wim Decock, w/ a focus on theology, the justification of sovereignty & property, highlighting the power of language. tinyurl.com/27v96n5e

#fromtheissue: Le symposium des comptes-rendus de JHIL 1/23 continue avec J. Pitts, qui donne ses avis sur l'aspect 'The Struggle between Statehood and Civil Society' dans 'To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth' de M. Koskenniemi. Lisez plus à tinyurl.com/yrdf4ecp

#fromtheissue: JHIL’s 1/23 book review Symposium continues w/ J. Pitts giving her thoughts on ‘The Struggle between Statehood and Civil Society’ in M. Koskenniemi's 'To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth'. Curious? Read more at: tinyurl.com/yrdf4ecp

#fromtheissue: @stplbrk.bsky.social discute du Commerce, du Capitalisme et du Droit des Nations dans le premier compte rendu de livre publié par JHIL 1/23 sur le symposium ‘To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth’ de Martti Koskenniemi tinyurl.com/3mh97bv4

#fromtheissue: @stplbrk.bsky.social discusses Commerce, Capitalism and the Law of Nations in JHIL 1/23’s first book review as pt. of the Symposium on Martti Koskenniemi’s ‘To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth’ tinyurl.com/3mh97bv4

#fromtheissue: JHIL 1/23 présente l'article d'Adam Strobeyko 'The Anthropomorphic Subject of the Law of Nations' qui examine le rôle des hypothèses anthropomorphiques sur l'État et sa conceptualisation dans le contexte du #DIP. tinyurl.com/mr2sh3vy

#fromtheissue: JHIL 1/23 features Adam Strobeyko’s article ‘The Anthropomorphic Subject of the Law of Nations’ which examines the role of anthropomorphic assumptions about the State and its conceptualization in the context of int’l law tinyurl.com/mr2sh3vy

#fromtheissue JHIL 1/23 Christopher Szabla explore la relation entre la professionalisation du droit int’l, l’impérialisme & la guerre colonial dans l’Empire britannique. Pour en savoir plus, consultez son article ‘Civilising Violence’ tinyurl.com/bdh3b8ds

#fromtheissue In JHIL 1/23 Christopher Szabla explores the relationship between the professionalization of int’l law, imperialism & colonial warfare in the British Empire. Read more in his article ‘Civilising Violence’ at tinyurl.com/bdh3b8ds

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