The London Review of International Law Lecture: Climate Change and the Future of the State Professor Anne Orford Thursday 1 October 2026 6.30pm - 8pm LSE, Room MAR 1.04, Marshall Building, 44 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3PX www.lse.ac.uk/law/events/p...

Climate Change and the Future of the State

lse.ac.uk

Please join us in Cambridge for the London Review of International Law Annual Lecture ‘Fantasies of No Value’ Professor Andrew Lang Thursday 7 May @ 5.30pm Lauterpacht Centre for International Law University of Cambridge In-person event; please register at: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fantasies-....

'Fantasies of No Value': Prof Andrew Lang, LRIL Annual Lecture

Professor Andrew Lang (University of Edinburgh) delivers the first of two 2026 London Review of International Law Annual Lectures.

eventbrite.co.uk

Reminder for next week's panel discussion - 1 pm Friday 20 March 2026: 'Being an International Lawyer at a Time of Rupture: Role, Responsibility, and Relevance'. In person event only. Further information: buff.ly/W9EPWae

Nice to see our London Review of International Law collection on Gaza mentioned in this Guardian article on the alleged crisis facing international law, even if I'm quoted slightly misleadingly to imply I share the author's lamentation. www.theguardian.com/law/ng-inter...

Into the void: how Trump killed international law

The rules-based global order, its institutions and value system face a crisis of legitimacy and credibility as the US turns away

theguardian.com

breaking news, the new issue of your favorite journal is out and as per the ushe it is 🔥🔥🔥 academic.oup.com/lril/issue/1...

Our new issue of the London Review of International Law is out with articles by Tanja Aalberts, @ingovenzke.bsky.social, Gavin Sullivan, Wouter Werner, Sasha Crawford-Holland, @patrickbriansmith.bsky.social, Andrew Williams, and the Medellín Group. academic.oup.com/lril/issue/1...

Volume 13 Issue 1 | London Review of International Law | Oxford Academic

Publishes high-quality scholarship on international law from around the world. While no area of international legal interest is excluded, the journal prioritises non-doctrinal scholarship, including t...

academic.oup.com

Glad to see this article now out. Part of a special issue on the history of international law, I write on, and against, the erasure of the Marxist tradition in the international legal history of decolonisation. brill.com/view/journal...

In Cambridge, in my way to the spectacular conference by @norajaber.bsky.social and @torkrever.bsky.social on the juridification of justice … but I might stop for a picnic first. www.lcil.cam.ac.uk/press/events...

having spoken to friends and comrades who are both anxious about travelling to the US for the LSA, and unable to withdraw for a number of reasons, we have drafted this letter. docs.google.com/forms/d/1O2F...

Open Letter to the LSA

We, the undersigned, urge you to (1) allow for hybrid participation at this year’s Annual Meeting; (2) to approve full reimbursement of conference fees for those who no longer feel able to participate...

docs.google.com

In our new issue of the London Review of International Law, a symposium on planetary responsibility with contributions from Alain Pottage, Hans-Jörg Rheinberger, @naomioreskes.bsky.social, Thomas Scheffer, @avastmachine.bsky.social, Andrew Lang, @afolkers.bsky.social and Nadine Marquardt.

Volume 12 Issue 3 | London Review of International Law | Oxford Academic

Publishes high-quality scholarship on international law from around the world. While no area of international legal interest is excluded, the journal prioritises non-doctrinal scholarship, including t...

academic.oup.com

I was asked by @cambridgecria.bsky.social to write about @itallgren.bsky.social's Portraits of Women in International Law. A short essay on the limits of the Portrait, via John Berger: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Limits of the Portrait

Published in Cambridge Review of International Affairs (Ahead of Print, 2025)

tandfonline.com

Earlier this year we published a collection of short reflections on Gaza and international law in the London Review of International Law. Some have now been translated and published in Arabic in the latest issue of the Madar Center's Qadaya Isra’iliyya. www.madarcenter.org/%D9%85%D8%AC...

قضايا إسرائيلية العدد 95

رام الله: صدر حديثا عن المركز الفلسطيني للدراسات الإسرائيلية "مدار" العدد 95 من مجلة "قضايا إسرائيلية "تحت عنوان "إسرائيل والقانون الدولي للأقوياء"، ي

madarcenter.org

Our London Review of International Law Annual Lecture will be delivered this year by Susan Marks. 'Trucanini’s Stare', Thursday 21 November, 6.30pm at LSE (MAR 1.08) lselaw.events/event/london...

London Review of International Law Annual Lecture: Prof Susan Marks, ‘Trucanini’s Stare’ - LSE Law School Events

Trucanini, a Tasmanian Aboriginal woman who lived from 1812 to 1876, was once said to be the ‘last of her race’. The fact that there is today a thriving Indigenous community in Tasmania testifies to t...

lselaw.events