Harvard International Law Journal
The oldest and most-cited student-edited journal in international law
The 2024 Harvard International Law Symposium: Bretton Woods 3.0? The Future of International Economic Law
Saturday, March 2 | Austin Hall | Harvard Law School
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The Harvard International Law Journal publishes scholarship on international law from authors around the world. The views expressed in HILJ articles represent the views of their authors; not those of the HILJ editorial board.
- Enforcing International Labor Law with Trade Incentives: Insights from Trade-Based Enforcement Cases
Lloyd Lyall - The Dilemmas of Schrödinger’s Citizenship
Péter D. Szigeti - Legal Prostitution: A Crime Against Humanity?
Catharine A. MacKinnon & Max Waltman - Geoengineering Wars and Atmospheric Governance
Craig Martin & Scott Moore - International Tax and Corporate Discretion
Jay Butler - How Africa Shapes International Law: ECOWAS’s Use of Force and Jus ad Bellum
Shayla Birath - Toward a Taxonomy of Freedom of Movement Claims: Identifying Rights-Based Pathways for Today’s Refugees Beyond the 1951 Refugee Convention
Moria Paz - Human Remedies
Adi Gal
- Displaced at Home: Proactive Justice for the Protection of Internally Displaced Persons
Divyabharthi Baradhan - Zero-Sum Failure: The Intersection of Sexual Violence & Child-Soldier Culpability in Ongwen
Zej Moczydłowski - Tomorrow for which we are not prepared. Why is the Outer Space Treaty opposed to the idea of colonizing Mars?
Piotr Filip Parkita - The AfCFTA Investment Protocol: A New Age for Regional Investment and Dispute Resolution
Muhammad Siddique Ali Pirzada - Fisheries, Fairness, and the Global South: A TWAIL Critique of the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies
Sankari B - The Intersection of Augmented Reality and Art: Legal Implications for Intellectual Property Protection
Monday Chinaecherem & Danladi Christopher - Law and Sacred Heritage: Towards a Juridical Definition of Religious Cultural Heritage
Lucas Felipe Cabral de Aquino & Marcílio Toscano Franca Filho - Has the Financial Action Task Force Turned a Blind Eye to Art Market Money Laundering?
Juan Carlos Portilla
HILJ Online joined the Georgetown Journal of International Law and the Georgetown Center on Inclusive Trade and Development to publish online scholarship investigating the nexus between trade, technology, and climate initiatives in international law. Explore the collection.
- AI-Powered Ocean Protection and Sustainable Trade: The Galapagos Islands as a Case Study
María Isabel Ortiz Nuques - Transportation Tech & Trade: Using Trade and Policy Tools to Encourage Clean Transportation Technology
Samantha Cristol
HILJ Online and the Harvard International Arbitration Law Students Association joined forces to publish cutting-edge articles in international arbitration. Explore the collection.
Reassessing Enforcement: Strengthening Compliance with International Law
2023 HILJ Symposium
Highlights from the 2024 Symposium
Former World Bank Deputy General Counsel Mr. Hassan Cisse Delivers the Keynote Address Mr. Cisse’s remarks addressed challenges and opportunities for reform in the international financial system.
