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The Law by the Hunter for the Hunt: Rethinking Positivist Understandings of International Law from the Lens of the Neglected – Part II
Chainsaws of Imperialism: Forest Grabs from India to the ICJ’s Climate Justice – Part II
Shivam Singh and Priyanshi Jain Continue reading Chainsaws of Imperialism: Forest Grabs from India to the ICJ’s Climate Justice – Part II
Chainsaws of Imperialism: Forest Grabs from India to the ICJ’s Climate Justice – Part I
Shivam Singh and Priyanshi Jain Continue reading Chainsaws of Imperialism: Forest Grabs from India to the ICJ’s Climate Justice – Part I
The Shifting Sands of Sovereignty: Artificial Islands and The Creeping Challenge to UNCLOS
Reexamining Military Justice: Mapping International Law into “A Few Good Men”
Rhea L Vinay and Shambhavi Jha Continue reading Reexamining Military Justice: Mapping International Law into “A Few Good Men”
Re-enchanting International Law Through the Pages of Manga
Rod Serling and Eighty Years of the Charter of the United Nations
The Mythology of The States: International Law Through the Greeks
Jindal Forum for International and Economic Laws 