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: Beyond Recognition: Towards the Portability of Civil Status in EU Private International Law
Himani Jha | September 23, 2026 The Court of Justice of the European Union (“The Court”) pronounced a judgment in Jakub Cupriak-Trojan and Mateusz Trojan v. Wojewoda Mazowiecki (“Cupriak-Trojan”), which is a rare decision that is not…
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Read more: Digital Evidence in Armed Conflict: Reliability Standards After Gaza and Ukraine
Shubh Agarwal | September 13, 2026 IntroductionThe pursuit of international justice has been shaped by the nature of available evidence. In the aftermath of World War II, German records and witness affidavits formed the primary evidentiary…
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Read more: Who Keeps the Peacekeepers?
Jessica Mellen & Joshua Goodwin | August 5, 2026 United Nations Peacekeepers (Peacekeepers) are military, police, or civilian personnel who serve under the United Nations (UN) to “maintain or restore world peace and security… protect…
