• Interview
• Symposium
• International Law and the Political

Global Histories of International Law’s Practice in Wartime

• Open Letters and Statements

Statement of over a Hundred International Academics and Lawyers Writing to Law & Society Institute (LSI), Humboldt University Berlin Seeking Reflection on Lack of Academic Integrity Re: Gaza

• #Ö: Our own News

Editorial #40: Are We Failing?, or: Defending International Law in Times of Polarization

• Symposium
• reflectiÖns on Dis:Order in International Law

Is “Dis/ordering International Law” the Panacea to the Many Frustrations Found in Critical International Legal Scholarship?

• Symposium
• Bridging Epistemic Divides in Cultural Heritage Research

Refusal and Loss in Cultural Heritage Law

• Symposium
• Bridging Epistemic Divides in Cultural Heritage Research

When Did Everyone Start Talking About Heritage Restitution? And What Does International Law Have to Do with This?

• Symposium
• Interview
• International Law and the Political

Fetishizing the State: Gentili and the Myth of the Modern Laws of War

• Symposium
• Feminist Theory and International Law: Posthuman Perspectives

Theory as Practice in International Law

• Symposium
• Feminist Theory and International Law: Posthuman Perspectives

Making Sense of Posthuman Feminist Theory in International Law

• Interview
• Symposium
• International Law and the Political

International Law and Class Dynamics

• Article

Critiques of International Criminal Law Revisited in the Light of the Rome Statute

• #Ö: Our own News

Editorial #10: On Equal Access to the International Legal Profession

• Interview
• Symposium
• International Law and the Political

(Writing) International Legal Histories – Continuation of Politics by Other Means?

• Symposium
• Contingency in International Law

Planned Obsolescence of International Law

• Symposium
• Contingency in International Law

Thinking Like ‘Fools’: Recovering the Radical Potential of Contingency in International Law

• Symposium
• Contingency in International Law

Contingency in the History of International Law?

• Symposium
• Contingency in International Law

Book Review Symposium: Contingency in International Law

• Article

International Lawyers, Look to the Heavens – Before We Lose Them

• Article

The history of international law matters

• Symposium
• Colonial Repercussions in Germany and Namibia

German colonialism, reparations and international law

• Symposium
• Plurality of Law and Development

The plurality of law and development

• Symposium
• Semi-Colonialism

The a-historicity of Preah Vihear and the space for inter-disciplinarity in international law

• Symposium
• South and East Asian Perspectives on International Law

The ‘Standard of Civilization’ in international law

• Symposium
• Cultural Heritage in a Post-Colonial World

The politics of cultural heritage protection in international law

• Symposium
• Global South in Comparative Constitutional Law

Knowledge production in comparative constitutional law

Histories on EJIL Talk!

• Symposium
• International Law and the Political

The Politics of Reception

• #Ö: Our own News

Editorial #39: Hey! Teacher! Leave Them Kids Alone!*

• Article

Reflections on Learning under Sands’ Tutelage

• Symposium
• Interview
• International Law and the Political

On History, Responsibility and Critique

• Symposium
• Interview
• International Law and the Political

Turning to History – A Political Project?

• Interview
• Symposium
• International Law and the Political

Völkerrechtsgeschichte (schreiben) – Fortsetzung der Politik mit anderen Mitteln?

• Symposium
• Contingency in International Law

Contingency “Between” and “Beyond”

• Symposium
• Contingency in International Law

Are What-Ifs a Virtual Experiment or a Parlour Game?

• Article

Provoking the single story

• Symposium
• Histories of International Law

Was ist Wahrheit?

• Symposium
• Histories of International Law

Historicizing a Classic

• Article

“If you want a future, … why not get a past?” (Cole Porter, “Let’s Misbehave”)

• Symposium
• Histories of International Law

Völkerrechtsgeschichten

• Interview

Historical Revisionism or Selective Memory? Black History Month and Germany’s Colonial Past

• Interview
• Symposium
• International Law and the Political

The Private is Political

• Interview
• Symposium
• International Law and the Political

Between War and Peace – On the Logic and Language of Imperial Violence. An Interview with Lauren Benton

• Symposium
• reflectiÖns on Dis:Order in International Law

Governmentalities of Disorder

• Book Review
• Symposium
• Russia and the Right to Self-Determination in the Post-Soviet Space

Lingering at the Borders of an Argument

• Interview
• Symposium
• International Law and the Political

On Struggle and Contextualised History

• Interview
• Symposium
• International Law and the Political

Against the Historiographical Hierarchization of Human Rights

• Article

The Last World: 150 Years of Franz Josef Land

• Interview
• Symposium
• The Person Behind the Academic

Chatting with Jean d’Aspremont

• Article

Centering Europe and Othering the Rest

• Interview
• Symposium
• The Person Behind the Academic

Chatting with Dianne Otto

• Article

How “Attack on Titan” Complicates the Genocide Convention

• Book Review
• Symposium
• The World Bank’s Lawyers

Disentangling Global Governance

• Book Review
• Symposium
• The World Bank’s Lawyers

The Firm

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Editorial #18: On the Summer of Our Discontent

• Symposium
• Comparative Climate Litigation in North-South Perspective

Indigenous Climate Litigation in Anglophone Settler-Colonial States

• Symposium
• Women in International Law Vol. 1

TWAIL Feminist Perspectives on Conflict

• Symposium
• To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth

Response: Storytelling

• Symposium
• To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth

Dastan-e Western Civ: Martti Koskenniemi as Storyteller

• Symposium
• To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth

Martti Koskenniemi’s (German) Legal Imagination and the Politics of Panorama

• Symposium
• The Concrete Utopia of Human Rights

The Borders of Human Rights and the Need for Utopian Blueprints Today

• Article

Navigating an Ocean of Information

• Article

The Narratives of Space Exploration

• Symposium
• Contingency in International Law

Revisiting the Impossible

• Symposium
• 70 Years of UNHCR and Refugee Convention

Afrikas vergessene Flüchtlingskonvention

• Symposium
• Contingency in International Law

New Music for Old Ears

• Book Review
• Symposium
• The Justification of War and International Order

Actions Speak Louder Than Words

• Book Review
• Symposium
• The Justification of War and International Order

We’re (Not) Talkin’ bout a Revolution

• Book Review
• Symposium
• The Battle for International Law

Worthy of the “increasingly global perspective”?

• Book Review
• Symposium
• Crimes Against Humanity

A melody for legal reform?

• Symposium
• Book Review
• Contingency in International Law

Legal form(s) beyond capitalism?

• Article

Between the body and the politic

• Article

Between the body and the politic

• #Ö: Our own News

Happy Birthday, Völkerrechtsblog!

• Symposium
• Business and Human Rights

Germany’s moral responsibility to support a treaty on business and human rights

• Symposium
• Cultural Heritage in a Post-Colonial World

CfP: Cultural Heritage in a Post-colonial World – New Framings of a Global Legal Problem

• Symposium
• Global South in Comparative Constitutional Law

Interrogating “Constitutionalism of the South” and new pathways for research

• Symposium
• Global South in Comparative Constitutional Law

Towards a constitutionalism of the wretched

• Symposium
• Gunneflo Book Symposium

Gunneflo Book Symposium: Part 5

• Symposium
• Gunneflo Book Symposium

Gunneflo Book Symposium: Part 1

Labors of memory and the post-conflict economy