Another angle: why is it so hard to leave when it’s obvious that this “relationship” no longer works? Why are we so dependent on these toxic platforms architectured and run by a few men with no real transparency and accountability?

⚖️Interested in a #PhD programme in Law at a leading academic institution? Join the European University Institute's Virtual Open Week on 4th Dec and discover our doctoral programme. 🔗Register here: loom.ly/-ifcLoE #LawPhD #EUIOpenWeek

My latest publication on The Hague Academy of International Law @HagueAcademy and Latin America is available in the European Journal of International Law academic.oup.com/ejil/article-a…

🌍 Climate change through a photographer’s lens 📷 Photographer edoardodelille speaks with Prof. Sergio Puig about Atlas of the New World, a project merging art & science to show how climate change reshapes landscapes & communities. Full interview 👇 loom.ly/lrQKKGM

Submit your nominations for the AJIL Board of Editors by January 31, 2025! ASIL Cambridge University Press - Law

Start your week off right with the latest AJIL Unbound symposium! cambridge.org/core/journals/…

What's the latest in supply chain #accountability? How are #DueDiligence standards being applied in domestic courts? What forms of liability exist under the #CSDDD? We've got you covered: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Tech moguls, empowered by Trump, exempted from liability for the content they carry (& promote), are appropriating and distorting concepts of free speech for their business and political interests. This is a systemic risk for democracy and humanity. about.fb.com/news/2025/01/m…

Let's see if I got this: the president-elect should have been convicted of instigating a violent overthrow of the government, but instead will be given control of the State to hunt down his 'enemies.' Nice democracy you got there.

"Unwilling or unable" is taken seriously as a doctrine only because the powerful states that invoke it silence the Global South at the same time as a handful of American international-law scholars pretend that it is settled law.

Our new article is out! Y aquí, el resumen en español.

From 1619 to 1865, the US benefited from over 222 million hours of unpaid, dehumanizing, forced labor by enslaved black people per scholars. This labor- primarily the production of tobacco, rice, sugar, and cotton- would be valued at over $97 trillion today. Built off the backs.

Exciting news! My article “Compatibility of emerging #AI regulation with #GATS and #TBT: the #EUAIAct” has been selected as Editor’s Choice in the latest issue of Journal of International Economic Law! This means it is now accessible for free by all: academic.oup.com/jiel/article/2…

Opening #JIEL Issue 27(4), Special Editors Tsilly Dagan & Alice Pirlot introduce the feature on #RemakingGlobalTax and examine the decentralized regime of #internationaltaxlaw. #globaltaxgovernance #taxreform academic.oup.com/jiel/article/2…

Yariv Brauner analyzes the consequences of ineffective #internationaltax dispute resolution, arguing that mandatory tax treaty arbitration would benefit all parties despite collective action challenges. #taxdisputes academic.oup.com/jiel/article-a…

.Dr Marta Soprana examines the compatibility of the EU #ArtificialIntelligenceAct with #multilateral trade rules, demonstrating potential conflicts with TBT and GATS agreements while suggesting IEL can guide future #AIregulation. academic.oup.com/jiel/article/2…

🕘Este caso llega en un momento clave. El Caso No. 13.572 – Pueblos Indígenas Mashco Piro, Yora y Amahuaca (representado por #FENAMAD y EarthRights Intl), ya ha sido sometido por la CIDH - IACHR a la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos. 🌎🔎 El escrutinio internacional de esta decisión será muy alto. 5/8

📢 ¡Atención jóvenes académic@s en #DEI! El Journal of International Economic Law abre su #CFP para el Junior Faculty Forum 2025. Presenta tu investigación, recibe feedback experto y ¡podrías publicar en el volumen 28 del JIEL! ✍️🌍📚 #JIEL #CFP #IEL #LegalAcademia

Dani Rodrik Isabella M Weber Noah Gordon Bentley Allan Abraham Newman Jesse D. Jenkins Jessica Green Brian Callaci Nathan Lane Gabriel Zucman Martino Gilli Hans Kundnani Brian Deese Maximilian Kotz David Barmes Thanks to JIEL editors Kathleen Claussen Sergio Puig Michael Waibel for including me in the symposium. Be sure to check out Chad P. Bown on export restrictions and Sarah BauerleDanzman on dual use technologies. academic.oup.com/jiel/advance-a…

Congratulations to the six reviewers awarded the Journal of International Economic Law excellence in reviewing awards and thanks to the invaluable contribution of all our reviewers in 2024.