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The Virginia Journal of International Law’s Winter Notes and Online Pools are now open, running from January 6 to January 20 and January 1 to March 31. More information on submission guidelines may be found on our website. Please contact respective editors with any questions.
Virginia Journal of International Law retweeted
Great to see it printed!
Thanks @VaJIntlL
This is a paper I have been working on more years than I would like to admit.
I wish I could say that it is the result of slow scholarship. But if I am honest, it is a product of perseverance and grit. /1
#secession in the #EU
Virginia Journal of International Law retweeted
📰We are thrilled to announce the launch of the #SAILS website & first #SAILS Symposium.
SAILS is a global interdisciplinary consortium of researchers dedicated to studying & analyzing int'l and comparative law scholarship.
Check out more here: coursesites.georgetown.domai…
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Virginia Journal of International Law retweeted
I chose to explore the origins of students-edited IL journals we know so well. Interweaving enterprising students & future diplomats, enjoying sherry & protests, & networking through moot courts & @ASIL meetings, it tells a story of the U.S. IL community: vjil.org/a-short-history-of-…
You can read all the essays on the SAILS website & on the websites of each of the 3 journals.
❗️ All are welcome at the special launch of the symposium at the @asilorg Annual Meeting at 3:30pm this Fri in Washington, DC: asil.org/annualmeeting
There will be #SAILS swag! 🙋♀️
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Virginia Journal of International Law retweeted
🤩 Topics in the newest issue of the Virginia Journal of International Law: (1) the world police paradox; (2) secession in the European Union; and (3) divestment from Russia. All papers are worth reading.
Full text: vjil.org/current-issue
Virginia Journal of International Law retweeted
New paper —"International Law Scholarship in Latin America"— forthcoming in the Virginia Journal of International Law @VaJIntlL
The paper discusses the trajectory of international law journals in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Virginia Journal of International Law retweeted
Excited to have this out in @VaJIntlL: a deep dive into the hard constitutional questions raised by the prospect of defending Taiwan.
Come for Eisenhower's take on war powers! Stay for the lost history of the nature, scope, and duration test!
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I would like to thank @VaJIntlL for publishing my article on transformative constitutionalism and international investment law














