Cambridge International Law Journal (CILJ)
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The CILJ is a double-blind, peer-reviewed journal run by members the postgraduate community at Cambridge University and published by Edward Elgar.
Cambridge, England
Joined October 2016
The International Crimes (Tribunals) Act 1973 of Bangladesh: What is so ‘International’ about it?. Blog post written by Khan Khalid Adnan.
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The July Revolution: Executive Overreach and the Fair Trial Crisis during Bangladesh’s July Revolution. The fifth and last post of the CILJ Symposium on ‘Human Rights in Crisis: The July Revolution in Bangladesh’ is written by Dr Masrur Salekin PhD.
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The July Revolution: Student Politics in Bangladesh Violated Right to Life. The fourth post of the CILJ Symposium on ‘Human Rights in Crisis: The July Revolution in Bangladesh’ is written by Dr Md. Tawhidul Islam.
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The July Revolution: Internet Shutdown and Media Restrictions to Curtail Freedom of Expression. The third post of the CILJ Symposium on ‘Human Rights in Crisis: The July Revolution in Bangladesh’ is written by Md. Mostafa Hosain.
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The July Revolution: Use of Lethal Force and the Right to Life. The second post of the CILJ Symposium on ‘Human Rights in Crisis: The July Revolution in Bangladesh’ is written by Dr. Manjida Ahamed.
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The July Revolution: Quota, Discrimination and Equality in International Law. The first post of the CILJ Symposium on ‘Human Rights in Crisis: The July Revolution in Bangladesh’ is written by Fahim Abrar Abid.
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Introduction to the CILJ Symposium on ‘Human Rights in Crisis: The July 2024 Revolution in Bangladesh’. Written by Zihan NI and Rebecca McMenamin.
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Genocidal Intent Revisited: Collective Erasure vs. Individual Annihilation. Blog post written by Shreya M.
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Reclaiming Uncertainty: (Re)thinking the Principle of Legitimate Expectation – A Critical Reading Based on the Eco Oro v. Colombia Decision. Blog post written by Julien-Manuel Després.
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The Rockhopper Annulment: ICSID Procedural Integrity and the ECT. Blog post written by Tommaso Moneta.
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RT @Elgar_Law: OUT NOW: Volume 14, Issue 1 of @CamIntLJ is now available to read online and in print. Click here for free articles and info….
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📢 Volume 14(1) of the Cambridge International Law Journal is now live!. Featuring cutting-edge work on international law, EU law & law & economy. Thanks to Edward Elgar, our Editorial & Academic Boards, and reviewers. 🔗 Read here: #internationallaw
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The Latest Consular Access Case before the ICJ: Some Merit Speculation in France v. Iran Case. Blog post written by Siamak Karimi.
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📢 Reminder: Submissions for Cambridge International Law Journal Vol. 14(2) close on 30 May 2025, 23:59 BST!. ✍️ Reflect on 80 yrs of the UN Charter & today’s multipolar challenges. Submit here 👉 #IntlLaw #CILJ #UNCharter80 #CallForPapers.
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Removing Sudan v UAE from the ICJ’s General List: Striking the Right Balance?. Blog post written by Abhijeet Shrivastava.
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🎥 Missed the 14th Annual #CILJ2025 Conference? You can now stream it online!. Catch top academics & emerging scholars discuss today’s key issues in #InternationalLaw. 🔗 #CambridgeUniversity #LegalScholarship #AcademicConference.
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Should Negative Emissions Count Toward Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement? Pros and Cons Considering Early Submissions in the Third Round of NDCs. Blog post written by Josefa Beyer.
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RT @RenaLeeForICJ: Ambassador Rena Lee delivered the keynote address titled "The Institutionalisation of International Law in a Multipolar….
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📢 Call for Submissions! The @CamIntLJ invites papers for Volume 14(2), based on our 2025 Conference: ‘Navigating a Multipolar World’. 🌍 More info, here: 🗓️ Deadline: 30 May 2025.✍️ Submit: #IntlLaw #CILJ2025 #UNCharter80.
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Thank you to everyone who joined the 14th Annual @CamIntLJ Conference on ‘Navigating a Multipolar World’. Grateful to our keynotes—ICJ Judge @BogdanAurescu, ITLOS President Tomas Heidar, Prof. Antony Anghie & Amb. Rena Lee—and all who made it a success! #CILJ2025 #IntlLaw
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