Out now: @ejiltalk (Vol. 30 (2019) No. 4) with a contribution by Asser academic director Prof Dr @JanneNijman on Hugo Grotius' 'rule of law' and the human sense of #justice. Read it here: https://t.co/EWf6kpEPVy
#internationallaw#ruleoflaw
An update would need to include ao the newly edited volume by Professor Cecilia M. Bailliet, The Research Handbook of International Law and Peace (Edward Elgar, 2019).
#ILTwitter: What are the best international law books of the decade?*
*Or your favorite, or one you think gets overlooked, or the first that comes to mind, or whatever. This is just for fun.
Announcement: We are launching a new International Law podcast.
EJIL: the Podcast! is hosted by Sarah Nouwen, Philippa Webb, Marko Milanovic & Dapo Akande.
The first podcast is now live. You can subscribe on Apple, Spotify, Google, or TuneIn.
https://t.co/4oIaWB7oft
Thank you for contributing another excellent article @NiGhrainne!
And for making good use of the CoreShare tool to share the full text - this innovative tool is available to all authors and journal subscribers thanks to @CUPAcademic.
Out now! 'The Right to Strike in International Law' by Jeffrey Vogt, Janice Bellace, Lance Compa, K D Ewing, John Hendy QC, Klaus Lörcher and Tonia Novitz https://t.co/2dLY07xT8K #labourlaw#RighttoStrike
Sorry for @thesundaytimes paywall. Papers should suspend these at this time of crisis but their article helps to explain where we are now. Johnson skipped 5 #COVID19 Cobra meetings, calls to order #PPE were ignored & scientists’ warnings fell on deaf ears
https://t.co/eu0hvk55dK
@davehalla @debrakpage @UniofReading Dave, I was intrigued by the source you shared. Had not visited subbrit before I think. Had a chance to take a more steady peek. Here’s another interesting one: https://t.co/3NcB1N1OxV
There was a plan to demolish the facility, which was originally concocted in the early days of the Cold War. However, as I understand it, this plan has since been dropped as the building received heritage listing: https://t.co/6DoTzOe9hT @debrakpage @UniofReading
For those interested in the history of political thought and/or all things parliament, Noah Rosenblum has a wonderful review @TheNewRambler of two recent publications from the @CambridgeUP Ideas in Context series: https://t.co/RQztMG0eu3
Stumbled upon a new Natural Law Database, which seeks to cover biographical and bibliographical information of early modern natural law scholars (between 1625-1850) from around the world. Wish to contribute? Visit: https://t.co/PYulbn689z
Call for Submissions: Brazilian Journal of International Law - Challenging the International Law of Immunities. Special issue organized by prof. Palchetti (@IREDIES), Loris Marotti (@LaStatale) and myself.
Deadline: end of September.