Author: jindalforinteconlaws
Words, Intent and Everything in Between: Rethinking Incitement to Genocide
Modern Threats, Outdated Laws? Rethinking jus ad bellum Through the Lens of Normative Aggregation and Incremental Escalation
Analysing the Applicability of Res Judicata in International Commercial Arbitration: A Deep Dive into Murky Waters
Suspending the Flow: India, the Indus Treaty and the Limits of International Law
Shambhavi Singh and Rudra Singh Krishna Continue reading Suspending the Flow: India, the Indus Treaty and the Limits of International Law
Tracing the Emotion Arc of International Law’s Students
Garvit Shrivastava and Charunivetha Solai Gnanasekar Continue reading Tracing the Emotion Arc of International Law’s Students
Legality of Israel’s Pre-emptive Strikes Against Iran: A Disguised Preventive War
Holding Arms Exporters Accountable: Aiding and Abetting liability in Gaza
Rising Seas, Shrinking Rights: Can Island Nations Secure Fixed Baselines under International Law? Part II
Jindal Forum for International and Economic Laws 