The Journal of International Law is the oldest topically-focused journal at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and widely recognized as one of the top international law journals in the world.
Property, Power, and Post-War Justice: Redefining Rights Across Borders
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The Law and Politics of International Recognition
Michael Beecher
Can Ukrainians Claim Compensation for War Damage Under the Russia-Ukraine BIT? An International Investment Law Experiment
Csongor István Nagy
Post-Conflict Reparations: Methods for Addressing Discrimination
Lisa Davis
How National Narratives Shape the Sovereignty of Nation-States
Xuan W. Tay
COMMENT ARTICLE:
This Land is My Land (And Definitely Not Yours): Special Interests and Restrictions on Foreign Land Ownership
Matthew McGrenera
