About the EJIL
Welcome to the website of one of the world’s leading international law journals. The EJIL was established in 1990 by a small group of scholars based at the European University Institute, the Universities of Florence, Munich and Paris II and the Michigan Law School. The Journal has grown since then in size, strength and reputation, but the Editors’ original vision remains unchanged. About the EJIL
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News
- 24/06/2009
In Issue 4 of its Anniversary volume, EJIL plans to publish a selection of reactions to the articles which appeared in its three Anniversary Symposia in Issues 1-3 and the three Anniversary Articles which feature in those issues. Reaction pieces should be in the range of 3,000 words.
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- 24/06/2009
EJIL is interested in publishing some pieces in the area of Science and International Law (it could relate to the fields of IL and the Internet; environment, GMOs, and could address issues such as methods of proof, deference to scientific expertise, etc). Particular interest in a) conceptual and theoretical approaches; b) challenge of science in the context of international litigation. Those working in this area who have advanced drafts and who would be interested in publishing their work in EJIL should contact Professor JHH Weiler, our Editor-in-Chief. (joseph.weiler@nyu.edu)
- 04/06/2009
Starting next week, EJIL:Talk! will host a discussion of the changing role of courts and tribunals in the international legal system. The conversation will be structured around a discussion of two articles in the current anniversary issue of the EJIL: Eyal Benvenisti & George W. Downs, “National Courts, Domestic Democracy, and the Evolution of International Law“ and Yuval Shany, “No Longer a Weak Department of Power? Reflections on the Emergence of a New International Judiciary”.
Participants in the discussion will include, in addition to the authors of the articles, Professor Laurence Helfer (currently Vanderbilt Law School but at Duke Law School from July 2009), Dr Chester Brown (University of Sydney) and Alison MacDonald (Matrix Chambers, London). Join us at www.ejiltalk.org. As always, your comments are very welcome.
In The Current Issue: Vol. 20 (2009) No. 1
Editorial
Special Anniversary Article
Changing Paradigms in International Law : A Symposium
Articles
EJIL : Debate!
Critical Review of Jurisprudence: An Occasional Series
- Pasquale De Sena, Maria Chiara Vitucci,
The European Courts and the Security Council: Between Dedoublement Fonctionnel and Balancing of Values (Maria Chiara Vitucci abstract)
Book Reviews
Books Received
