The American Society of International Law hosts a Midyear Meeting annually in late October or early November. The meeting encompasses several events, including leadership meetings of the Society's Executive Council and the Board of Editors of the American Journal of International Law; the Research Forum, which features cutting-edge international law scholarship by more than 70 authors; and the Practitioners' Forum. The Midyear Meeting has been held since 2010 in Miami, Los Angeles, Athens & Atlanta, New York, Chicago, Washington, DC, Seattle, St.

Call for Participants: The Promises and Perils of the Social Sciences in International Legal Scholarship

ESIL Interest Group on the Social Sciences and International Law 8 September 2021, Stockholm, 1500-1800

The ESIL interest group (IG) on social sciences & international law is a forum in which members that draw methodologies, concepts, theories, or experimental evidence from the social sciences can present their research, gain feedback from like-minded scholars, and broaden their knowledge of neighbouring disciplines.

Call for Papers

Public Interest Litigation:  The role of International Courts and Tribunals?

8 September 2021

The way scholars study international lawmaking has changed significantly over time. The scholarship witnesses a flourishing variety of theoretical approaches and empirical investigations aimed at uncovering new facets of international lawmaking. The IGILTP invites applications for a roundtable to discuss various theories and methodological approaches utilized today to study international lawmaking understood broadly.

Webinar: The Multilevel Character of Global Law