Georgetown Journal of International Law

- Publisher:
- Georgetown University Law Center
- Publication date:
- 2022-07-01
Latest documents
- Experimenting With Corruption—an Analysis of the Oecd Anti-bribery Convention Through the Lens of Experimentalism
- Fractured For Good? Using the Acquittal in the Prosecutor v. Jean-pierre Bemba Gombo as an Impetus to Clarify and Strengthen the Development of International Criminal Law
- International Law as Project Or System?
- Resolving National Security Questions: a Comparative Analysis of Judicial Review in the United States, Israel, and Europe
- A Crime Universally Acknowledged
- Embodied Ai and the Direct Participation in Hostilities: a Legal Analysis
- Redesign as Reform: a Critique of the Design of Bilateral Investment Treaties
- State Enterprises in International Investment Disputes: Focus on Actor Or Action?
- Strapping Down Regulatory Space With Investment Arbitration: a New Breed of International Slapps
- The Riddle of the Sands†–peacetime Espionage and Public International Law
Featured documents
- Redesign as Reform: a Critique of the Design of Bilateral Investment Treaties
- The Riddle of the Sands†–peacetime Espionage and Public International Law
- Embodied Ai and the Direct Participation in Hostilities: a Legal Analysis
- Resolving National Security Questions: a Comparative Analysis of Judicial Review in the United States, Israel, and Europe
- Ungagging the Whistleblower in Foreign Corruption Investigations: Turning International best Practices into Reality
- Fractured For Good? Using the Acquittal in the Prosecutor v. Jean-pierre Bemba Gombo as an Impetus to Clarify and Strengthen the Development of International Criminal Law
- International Law as Project Or System?
- Strapping Down Regulatory Space With Investment Arbitration: a New Breed of International Slapps
- Ai in the Courtroom: a Comparative Analysis of Machine Evidence in Criminal Trials
- Conflict on the Final Frontier: Deficien-cies in the Law of Space Conflict Below Armed Attack, and How to Remedy Them