HILJ Online publishes short-form scholarship on international law from authors around the world. The views expressed in HILJ Online articles represent the views of their authors; not those of the HILJ editorial board.
- Displaced at Home: Proactive Justice for the Protection of Internally Displaced Persons
- Zero-Sum Failure: The Intersection of Sexual Violence & Child-Soldier Culpability in Ongwen
- Tomorrow for which we are not prepared. Why is the Outer Space Treaty opposed to the idea of colonizing Mars?
- The AfCFTA Investment Protocol: A New Age for Regional Investment and Dispute Resolution
- Fisheries, Fairness, and the Global South: A TWAIL Critique of the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies
- The Charming Betsy Canon: Time to Ride the Tide of Loper Bright
- Extraterrestrial Accountability and the Parella Stakeholder Management Approach
- Enforcing International Law in an Era of Decentralized Entities
- Pushing the Boulder: Engaging Social Media Companies in Atrocity Prevention
- Climate Change and Stakeholder Enforcement of International Law Against Corporations
- Seize the Moment: Don’t Let the Pacific Islands’ Ecocide Proposal Slip Away
- Cyber Espionage and Public International Law: The African Union Rejects the Tallinn Manual’s Relativist Approach to Cyber Sovereignty
Online Collaborations
- The Intersection of Augmented Reality and Art: Legal Implications for Intellectual Property Protection
- Law and Sacred Heritage: Towards a Juridical Definition of Religious Cultural Heritage
- Has the Financial Action Task Force Turned a Blind Eye to Art Market Money Laundering?
- Digital Reproductions and the Safekeeping of Cultural Memory
- Two Pieces of One Puzzle: Italy and Germany Clash Over the Transnational Reach of Cultural Heritage Law Encroaching Upon the Public Domain
- Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Goods: An Indian Perspective on the Loss of a Heritage
- Cultural Heritage Protection in the Age of Climate Change: Adapting International Legal Frameworks to Environmental Threats
- Bridging Copyright and Cultural Heritage: Art Preservation Through the Moral Right to Integrity
Innovating Trade: The Intersection of Emerging Technologies, Climate Initiatives, and International Law
HILJ collaborated with the Georgetown Journal of International Law (“GJIL”) and Georgetown’s Center on Inclusive Trade and Development to publish short-form scholarship at the intersection of emerging technologies, climate change, and international law. Other pieces in the contribution will be avaliable on the GJIL website.
HILJ-HIALSA Collaboration on International Arbitration
HILJ collaborated with the Harvard International Arbitration Law Students Association to publish short-form scholarship on international arbitration.
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Submissions
HILJ Perspectives publishes contributions on cutting-edge topics in international law from practitioners, academics, and Harvard Law School students. Contributions are typically between 500 and 2,500 words. For details on the submissions process, see online submissions.
Editorial Team
Perspectives is edited and published by students at Harvard Law School. Meet our editorial board and masthead.