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: Re-evaluating ‘Right to Self-Determination’ in NIAC under IHL and International Law: Critical Analysis on The PROSECUTOR v. AL HASSAN AG ABDOUL AZIZ AG MOHAMED AG MAHMOUD [2024]
Malian soldiers stand guard outside Kati Barracks in Bamako, October 2012. CC BY 2.0 Taskin Tanika | February 8, 2026 In April 2012, Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs), the; Malayan National Liberation Army (MNLA), Al-Qaeda in…
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Read more: Corruption in the Russian Legal System: A Historic, Cultural, and Sociological Analysis
Anna Swedin | January 18, 2026 But if . . . everything depends on the arbitrary will of . . . persons who have the power to apply or not apply the law, what is…
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Read more: Containment Operations in Rio: A Legal Analysis
Civil police officers from the Robbery and Theft of Cargo Division during Operation Containment. CC BY 3.0 Ashley Toledo | January 18, 2026 On October 28, 2025, a significant police operation took place in the…
