Isabel Madeleine Kaiser

Isabel Madeleine Kaiser holds an LL.M. from Harvard Law School and is a doctoral candidate at Bucerius Law School. Her research focuses on the role of private property in the history of public international law. She is an Editor at Völkerrechtsblog.

Symposium
Arms Exports Unbound? The German Federal Constitutional Court’s Gaza Case in Perspective

Introducing the Symposium ‘Arms Exports Unbound? The German Federal Constitutional Court’s Gaza Case in Perspective’

M. A. Julian A. Hettihewa Isabel Madeleine Kaiser Salman Khan Anna Sophia Tiedeke

Since the fall of 2023, Israel’s military campaigns in Gaza have resulted in large-scale destruction, mass displacement, and a mounting death toll. As a result, concerns and scrutiny in national...

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Call for Contributions: Arms Exports Unbound? The German Federal Constitutional Court’s Gaza Case in Perspective

Julian A. Hettihewa Isabel Madeleine Kaiser Salman Khan Anna Sophia Tiedeke M. A.

Can human rights obligations limit arms exports to states that are believed to be committing war crimes and genocide? As Israel’s offensives in Gaza escalated in late 2023, cases challenging...