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Brill | Nijhoff is a prestigious imprint dating back to the nineteenth century. It focuses on areas in Public International Law, Human Rights, Humanitarian Law and increasingly on International Relations. Its annual publication program consists of over 20 journals, 20 annuals and some 120 new book titles. Its back-list comprises of over 2,000 titles. You can view Nijhoff's titles in our catalog search. Brill | Nijhoff is a partner of the Hague Academy of International Law.

07/03/2025

** New Issue **

The first issue of The International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law’s 40th Volume is out now! This richly filled issue contains six articles, current legal developments, and book reviews. Several articles are in and the Editorial can be read in . brill.ws/estu40-1

Table of Contents
( ) Editorial: International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law Reaches 40

Articles
( ) Possible Actions by Coastal States to Protect Their Marine Environment from Oil Tankers in the Dark Fleet
Robert Beckman, Trung Nguyen, and Joel Ong

( ) A New Constraint to the Entitlement of a Continental Shelf beyond 200 Nautical Miles? – Implications of the Recent Case Law
Hilde Woker and Leonardo Bernard

( ) A Success Story? Fifty Years of MARPOL
Peter Ehlers

( ) Contributing to Coherent Area-Based Management Tool (ABMT) Networks in ABNJ: A Comparative Analysis of the BBNJ Agreement and ISA ABMT Processes
Samantha Robb

Legitimising Fishing Port Use in the Information Age: Challenges and Potential in China
Juan He

An Approach to Maritime Cyber Security Risks: Nature and Countermeasures
Suk Kyoon Kim

Current Legal Developments
Current Legal Developments China
( ) New Revision of China’s Marine Environmental Protection Law
Keyuan Zou and Ying Tan

Current Legal Developments International Court of Justice/International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea/Annex VII Tribunal
Grey Areas in Maritime Delimitation
Giorgio Gaja

Current Legal Developments South Pacific Forum
2023 Declaration on the Continuity of Statehood and the Protection of Persons in the Face of Climate Change-related Sea Level Rise
David Freestone and Rosemary Rayfuse

Book Reviews
Global Regulatory Standards in Environmental and Health Disputes: Regulatory Coherence, Due Regard, and Due Diligence, written by Caroline E. Foster
Ke Song

Trade Winds, written by Christiaan De Beukelaer
Henry Jones

The Environmental Rule of Law for Oceans: Designing Legal Solutions, edited by Froukje Maria Platjouw and Alla Pozdnakova
Aleke Stöfen-O’Brien

06/03/2025

** Special Issue **

The Journal of World Investment & Trade has published a special issue on “Plurilateralism” (Vol. 26, No. 1-2), which provides a fresh outlook on the strategic use of plurilateralism, underlining its significance and limitations as a parallel approach to multilateral negotiations in navigating the complex issues of international economic relations. Three articles are in . brill.ws/jwit26-1_2

Table of Contents
Articles
( ) Plurilateralism: A New Form of International Economic Ordering?
Georgios Dimitropoulos, Richard C. Chen, and Julien Chaisse

Plurilateral Agreements, Multilateralism and Economic Development
Bernard M. Hoekman and Petros C. Mavroidis

Plurilateralism and the New Geoeconomics of International Law
David Collins

Plurilateralism and Free Trade Agreements
Meredith Kolsky Lewis

( ) Digital Plurilateralism in International Economic Law: Towards Unilateral Multilateralism?
Georgios Dimitropoulos

Good Will Hunting at the WTO: Is Plurilateralism Supporting or Undermining Multilateral Trade Governance
Maria Panezi

Can Plurilaterals Solve the WTO’s National Security Crisis?
Stratos Pahis

Plurilateralism and the Future of International Investment Law
Timothy Meyer

Plurilateralism in International Tax Law: a Unique Chance for the UN Framework Convention
Peter Hongler and Simon Habich

( ) Confronting Fragmentation: a Quest for a Plurilateral Appellate Mechanism under the WTO
Weihuan Zhou and Victor Crochet

The Dawn of a New Era: Advancing ESG Obligations in Arbitration through Plurilateralism
Mélida Hodgson, Kabir Duggal, Katelyn Horne, and Ana S. Pirnia

05/03/2025

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04/03/2025

Out now!

Global administrative law is recent, but increasingly important, as it has an impact on a wide range of areas. This book analyzes it in three ways. First, it examines the main elements of global administrative law. Second, it shows that the inter-relationship between various levels of government (domestic and global) is important and occurs in more than one way. Third, it argues that these inter-relationships are problematic, because there is sometime collision between legal systems and even overlapping jurisdictions. brill.ws/clgp8

03/03/2025

New publication!

The constitutionalization of private law and the Europeanization of private law are among the most fascinating phenomena of contemporary civil law science. A comprehensive comparison of the two phenomena has not yet been made. Even more so, it was not done from the perspective of the new EU member states. This gap is filled by this edited volume. brill.ws/cll8

27/02/2025

*New Issue*

The first 2025 issue of the Asia-Pacific Journal on Human Rights and the Law is out now (26/1). It opens with article “The Exercise of Discretion in the Criminal Justice System” by Ian McWalters. brill.ws/aphu26-1

Table of Contents
Articles
The Exercise of Discretion in the Criminal Justice System
Ian McWalters

Resurgence of Diplomatic Asylum in International Law: Human Rights the Missing Piece of Puzzle
Atul Alexander

Diplomatic Asylum in US-China Relations: What are States’ Obligations Toward Accused Persons Who Seek Asylum?
Stacy Lau

26/02/2025

** Special Issue **

The Nordic Journal of International Law has just published a special issue on “Security and the formation and application of international law”, edited by Pål Wrange and Ola Engdahl. The Introduction is in and article “Protecting War’s Unseen Environmental Damage” by Britta Sjöstedt is in . brill.ws/nord94-1

Table of Contents
( ) Introduction: “Security and the Formation and Application of International Law”

Articles
Confidential Practice and International Law
Michael Wood KC

( ) Protecting War’s Unseen Environmental Damage
Britta Sjöstedt

The Right of Self-defence and Third State Provision of Arms: Reflections on the Current Debate
Marja Lehto

Indispensability of International Law for National Security. Advice to a Prince
Rolf Einar Fife

Reflections at the Symposium “Security and the Formation and Application of International Law”
Marie Jacobsson

25/02/2025

New publication!

Interference in sovereign affairs is seemingly everywhere but nowhere at the same time. Whether it is pressure on or corruption of public officials, conditionality in development assistance, criticism of one’s human rights record, psychological or propaganda operations, instrumentalization of diasporas, international organization supervision or meddling diplomats, the phenomenon is as amorphous as it is diffuse. The urgency of understanding interference on its terms has never been greater, and it requires nothing less than a reimagining of the sort of discursive investments on which international law rests.
brill.ws/diil81

24/02/2025

This new volume addresses the impact of the first judgment of the 'World Court' on the development of international law and its continuing relevance. The contributions to this book discuss the legal issues decided by the PCIJ in the Wimbledon case. In the Wimbledon judgment, the Court referred to the problems that are still important both for procedural and substantive international law, and which attract the attention of states, courts and the academia today. brill.ws/qmil57

20/02/2025

* New Issue *

One of the articles in the first 2025 issue of the African Journal of Legal Studies (Vol. 17, No. 1) is “Revisiting the African Union’s Strategy on Unconstitutional Changes of Governments in Africa” by Justice Alfred Mavedzenge. See the full issue here: brill.ws/ajls17-1

Table of Contents
Examining Nigeria’s Commitment to the International Criminal Court: A Response to Anya et al.
Chuka Arinze-Onyia

Re-Appraisal of Legal Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa: Questioning the Legal Pluralism Paradigm
Motese Emmanuel Macarthy and Ikpenmosa Uhumuavbi

Exploration and Exploitation of Seabed Minerals in the Tanzanian Maritime Zones and Beyond the Limits of National Jurisdiction: Quest for Comprehensive Legal Framework
Vicent Bartholomew Mtavangu

Revisiting the African Union’s Strategy on Unconstitutional Changes of Governments in Africa
Justice Alfred Mavedzenge

Resolution of Marital Disputes and Domestic Violence in Nigeria: The Role of Alternative and Traditional Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
Abdulrazaq Adelodun Daibu, Khairat Oluwakemi Akanbi, and Toheeb Aremu Jamiu

14/02/2025

If you happen to be in Turin around March 12th and have an interest in International Law, don't miss the opportunity to attend the launch of The Common Core of European Administrative Laws – Retrospective and Prospective by Professor Giacinto della Cananea. This insightful work is accessible through Open Access, ensuring that everyone can engage with its valuable content. Feel free to join and enrich your understanding of European Administrative Law

To download your free copy, go to:To download your free copy, go to:https://brill.com/downloadpdf/display/title/63447.pdf

11/02/2025

** New Issue **

The first 2025 issue of the International Journal on Minority and Group Rights (Vol. 32, No. 1) is out now! You will find eight articles, one of which in : “The Universal Periodic Review and West Papua: Beyond Invisibility?” by Natalie Baird. brill.ws/ijgr32-1

Table of Contents
Articles
The Othering of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community: Constructing Narratives
Layeeq Ahmad Sheikh and Rameez Raja

( ) The Universal Periodic Review and West Papua: Beyond Invisibility?
Natalie Baird

The Middle Belt Factor in the Nigeria-Biafra War, 1967–1975: A New Perspective
Okonkwo Christopher Eze, Lucky Igohosa Ugbudian, and Emmanuel C Alaku

Representation of Indian Christians and their ‘othering’ in Mainstream Indian Cinema, a Critical Evaluation
Sunil Belladi and Hannah Sarasu John

Food Security Status of Female-Headed Households in Ethiopia: The Case of Chirone Woreda, Sidama Regional State
Awol Ali Mohammed

Local Council Oversight and Executives Accountability in Amhara Region: Context and Practice
Degwale Gebeyehu Belay, Endalsasa Belay Abitew, Ebabu Chekole Mengistu, Besfat Dejen Engdaw, Abeje Tafere Megbaru, Yetimwork Aniteneh Wondim, and Sisay Tamrat Ayalew

Elimination of Discrimination Against Women and the African Continental Free Trade Area: The Balance between Gender Inclusivity and Cultural Challenges
Olalekan Moyosore Lalude

Understanding Structural Factors in Women’s Political Participation: Examining the Local Level Impact in Ethiopia
Muhammed Hamid Muhammed

Book Review
Vom Umgang mit nationaler Vielfalt. Eine Geschichte der nicht-territorialen Autonomie in Europa, written by Kuzmany, Börries
Martin Klatt

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