Jurisdiction Nico Krisch, explores the extent to which the law of jurisdiction is implicated in structures of global governance. This post follows Roger O’Keefe’s reply to his article, ‘Jurisdiction Unbound: (Extra)territorial Regulation as Global Governance‘. The two hold similar ideas on the…

Nurlan Mustafayev explores effective control in Azerbaijan’s Karabakh region. He focuses on whether Armenia and Russia bear responsibility for international law violations by virtue of their effective control under the European Convention on Human Rights. He concludes that ‘despite the territorial reduction of Armenia’s control over the previously occupied territories of Azerbaijan, it continues to exercise…

The blog is pleased to announce that over the next week, we will be hosting a discussion of David Lefkowitz’s recently published book Philosophy and International Law: A Critical Introduction (CUP, 2020). David Lefkowitz is Professor of Philosophy, Politics, Economics and Law at the University of Richmond.