AbstractReflecting on the theme of reconstructing international law as debated at the annual conference of the European Society of International Law in Berlin in September
2025, this article identifies a sense of liminal ambivalence that pervades the intra-disciplinary narratives of crisis and renewal. [...]
AbstractThis article reflects on the 2025 European Society of International Law’s (ESIL) gathering in Berlin, selectively unpacking significant contributions such as the
workshop organized by the ESIL’s Interest Group on International Law and Technology. [...]
AbstractIn his article entitled ‘Statehood and International Organization: Rethinking Their Conceptual Relationship with Reference to Customary International Law’, Orfeas
Chasapis Tassinis aims to reconceptualize how international organizations relate to the ‘outside world’ with a focus on the applicability and formation of customary [...]
AbstractThis article examines the ‘fragile ambition’ at the heart of current efforts to reconstruct international law. The issue was brought to the forefront at the 2025
European Society of International Law’s Annual Conference amid widening geopolitical tension and declining institutional confidence. [...]
AbstractThis essay reflects on the European Society of International Law’s (ESIL) 20th Annual Conference held in Berlin on 11–13 September 2025, which explored the theme
of ‘Reconstructing International Law’. Through the lens of the conference discussions, the essay examines the dual meaning of reconstruction – rebuilding damaged [...]
International Journal of Discrimination and the Law, Ahead of Print. India’s constitutional framework is grounded in equality, dignity, and social justice, yet caste-based
violence against Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs) remains persistent across regions. [...]
European Journal of Criminology, Ahead of Print. This study investigates the direction of the relationship between police legitimacy beliefs and delinquent behaviour using
longitudinal data from Swiss adolescents (z-proso study). Employing a random intercepts cross-lagged panel model, we assess whether ... [...]
European Journal of Criminology, Ahead of Print. In criminology, the call for transparency and openness in research practices is resounding louder than ever. FAIR (findable,accessible,interoperable
andreusable) and open data are recognized as a necessity to enable replication of criminological ... [...]