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A Tiny Bit of Progress in the Midst of Major Impasse – Revamping the UN Security Council’s Focal Point Mechanism for Sanctions
While the international legal order as we know it seems to be tilting to a more anarchic mode, incremental changes to the UN system of collective security and…
Damaged Beyond Repair? International Law after Gaza
“Never has [an international law professor] sensed such profound skepticism about the legitimacy and usefulness of the discipline he teaches. Hasn’t the appalling conflict unfolding before our…
Episode 5 of EJIL: The Podcast! “Breaking Bad – in a Specific and Limited Way”
In this episode of the podcast, Marko Milanovic, Sarah Nouwen, Philippa Webb and I analyse the Internal Market Bill which is currently…
The Limits of the Law: Putting Reparations into Practice
Reparations have recently been the hot topic from its invocation at the US Congress, the Khashoggi killing to WWII claims by Poland and Greece against…
Fiddling While Rome Burns? The Appeals Chamber’s Curious Decision in Prosecutor v. Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo
On March 21, 2016, after a 4-1/2 year-long trial that heard the testimony of 77 witnesses, the introduction of 773 items of evidence, and gave rise to a…
The United Kingdom Ministerial Code and International Law: A Response to Richard Ekins and Guglielmo Verdirame
Until very recently, little attention had been paid by academic international lawyers to the United Kingdom’s Ministerial Code (though see this discussion of the role…