Washington International Law Journal
Timely insights on international and comparative law
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The Washington International Law Journal is the Pacific Northwest’s home for international and comparative legal scholarship. Through its long-standing print issues and the WILJ Blog, the Journal provides complementary forums for rigorous analysis and timely commentary on pressing global legal challenges.
Recent Posts
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Read more: The ‘Re-Purposing’ of GATS Mode 4 as a Tool of Migration Governance: Reflections from the 2025 India–Russia Mobility Initiative
Ridam Gangwar | April 6, 2026 Introduction: When Trade Law Begins to Govern Migration In December 2025, Russia announced plans to expand labour migration from India as part of a broader recalibration of its economic strategy in…
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Read more: Conflicting Trademark Laws with Common Food Names
Chablis Fourchaume, Burgundy, CC BY 3.0 Ashley Toledo | Apil 5, 2026 In an increasingly globalized marketplace, product names can become ubiquitous. What may begin as a regional specialty can become a global commodity, raising the…
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Read more: Arctic Science Diplomacy and Polar Bear Conservation Amidst Geopolitical Tensions with Russia
Polar bear jumping on floating ice at Svalbard, CC BY-SA 4.0 Anna Swedin | Apil 5, 2026 “To overcome the deadlock, science diplomacy can create a ‘bridge’ for finding a reasonable compromise in Arctic policy, despite…
