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Can international justice fight the fait accompli of wars?
Faced with the loss of life, injury and destruction caused by war, international lawyers may have mixed feelings about the…
International Law as a System of Claims
An optimistic short answer to QIL editors’ challenging question is that international justice has, in fact, done a lot either…
International justice cannot stop the war. What can?
The question that motivates this Special Issue – What can international justice do to stop the war? – can be…
What can international justice do to stop the war? An editorial and a question
by Maurizio Arcari and Beatrice Bonafé* Let us start with a frivolous consideration: May 2024 marked QIL’s tenth anniversary.…
The Irreparability of Colonialism
Massimo Meccarelli and Paolo Palchetti* Colonialism is irreparable. There is no question about it. Yet the debate about what can…
Science before international tribunals: Deference or distrust?
Introduced by Lucas Lima, Chiara Ragni The need for international courts and tribunals to deal with scientific issues is…
What room for collective reaction to the aggression against Ukraine?
Introduced by Marco Pertile As has been the case for every major crisis involving manifest violations of the ius ad…
Culture overboard! The climate shift of international cultural heritage law in the face of rising sea levels
1. Introduction: Addressing sea level rise through the lens of climate change Sea level rise is, in the current context…
The implications of sea-level rise for international law
Introduced by Maura Marchegiani* The question concerning the effects, implications, and repercussions of the phenomenon of sea level…