Georgetown Journal of International Law
Featured Publications
Recklessness, Intent and War Crimes: Refining the Legal Standard and Clarifying the Role of International Criminal Tribunals as a Source of Customary International Law
Brian L. Cox, Fall 2020
The Amazon is Burning – Is Paris, Too? A Comparative Analysis Between the United States and Brazil Based on the Paris Agreement on Climate Change
Carolina Arlota, Fall 2020
The Georgetown Journal of International Law is one of the top resources for scholars and practitioners in the field of international law.
The Journal publishes four issues a year that cover a diverse range of material in the fields of public international law, private international law, transnational law, foreign relations law, and comparative law. The final issue of each volume is a symposium issue on international trade.
In addition to its print publications, the Journal also accepts submissions to its blog and sponsors a bi-annual symposium on a topic of current prominence. Recent topics have included Economic Sanctions, Corporate Responsibility and the Alien Tort Statute, International Cyberlaw, and Sovereign Wealth Funds.
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