Editor-in-Chief
Joseph Weiler
About the journal
The European Journal of International Law is firmly established as one of the world's leading journals in its field. With its distinctive combination of theoretical and practical approaches to the issues of international law, the journal offers readers …
Find out moreCustomary International Law collection
We have brought together a collection of papers published in EJIL that analyse the aspects of international law that derive from custom or state practice. The collection is completely free to read online, as is all content that has been published for 12 or more months.
Read the collection 25th Anniversary Retrospective
In celebration of EJIL's 25th anniversary, we worked with the editor to curate a Retrospective collection from across EJIL’s archive. The main exhibit of this Retrospective includes one or two articles from each year. There are also five special exhibits, which contain chronological listings of the Tables of Contents, the Editorials, the Roaming Charges photographs, the Last Page poems, and a selection of 25 Book Reviews.
The EJIL Foreword
In EJIL's new Foreword, entitled Imagining the Rule of Law: Rereading the Grotian ‘Tradition’, Martti Koskenniemi reintroduces Hugo Grotius to examine the way his principal work generated a novel space for international lawfulness between utilitarian politics and theology.
More from EJIL
EJIL: Live!
The official podcast of EJIL releases an episode in both video and audio formats to coincide with the publication of each issue.
Watch and listen to in-depth discussions with authors whose articles appear in the latest journal issue.
EJIL on the OUPblog
As an reflection of his article in the European Journal of International Law, Simon Chesterman has published a piece on the OUPblog, "New frontiers in international law: The Asian paradox."
Read the blog post here
