San Diego International Law Journal
The San Diego International Law Journal (SDILJ) is an academic journal dedicated to the publication of articles that widen the realm of international and comparative legal scholarship. The SDILJ is committed to publishing articles, essays and book reviews written by academics and legal practitioners from all over the world. The SDILJ is especially devoted to attracting articles written by academics and practitioners who are involved in international and multi-national organizations. In addition, the SDILJ shall act as a forum for academic discourse regarding the pertinent and pressing issues of international and comparative law. The SDILJ was founded as a forum for such academic discourse in order to promote the study of international and comparative law in both the United States of America and throughout the world.
Current Issue: Volume 25, Issue 1 (2024)
Editorial Board
Articles
Has Russia Killed Article 2(4)? Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Prohibition of the Use of Force in the Conduct of International Affairs
Dr. Graham Melling
Is Organized Gambling a Threat to the Integrity of Transnational Individual Sport Competitions?
Ilias Bantekas
The Protection of Legitimate Expectations in International Law
Halil Rahman Basaran
Comments
Outsmarting Smart Devices: Preparing for AI Liability Risks and Regulations
Kathryn Bosman Cote
Help the People Help the Governments Help the Planet: Using Markets to Meet the Goals of the Paris Agreement
Rachel Braby
