• Foreword: Celebrating 65 Years of International Law Scholarship

    Foreword: Celebrating 65 Years of International Law Scholarship

    Kristina Lorch & Quiyang (Marx) Wang

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  • The Law the Information States: Evidence from China and the United States

    Bridget Fahey, Yuping Lin, Taisu Zhang

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  • Calvo, Correísmo, and Consent: The Causes and Consequences of Ecuador’s On-again, Off-again Relationship with ISDS

    The Abuse of Neutrality

    Rebecca Ingber

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  • The Transatlantic Data Flow Dilemma

    Jeff Stautberg

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  • Sovereignty and Legitimacy in International Banking Law

    Sovereignty and Legitimacy in International Banking Law

    David Murphy & Christina Parajon Skinner

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VJIL presents Volume 65, Issue 3! You can read the latest article by David Murphy & Christina Parajon Skinner, linked in our bio: . . . "In the United States, as elsewhere around the globe, the prudential regulation of large banks is based o
VJIL presents Volume 65, Issue 3! You can read the latest note by Jeff Stautberg, linked in our bio: . . . "As we text, post, purchase, and engage online, the data of our daily lives is captured, stored, and shared—often without our knowle
VJIL presents Volume 65, Issue 3! You can read the latest article by Bridget Fahey, Yuping Lin, & Taisu Zhang, linked in our bio: . . . "Government could not function—legally, administratively, or politically—without producing in
VJIL presents Volume 65, Issue 3! You can read Rebecca Ingber's latest article, linked in our bio: . . . "Neutrality law is a musty and obsolete body of international law that nevertheless rears its creaky head now and again in dangerous ways, m
VJIL presents Volume 65, Issue 3! You can read the foreword by Kristina Lorch and Qiuyang (Marx) Wang, linked in our bio: . . . "As Volume 65 of the Virginia Journal of International Law goes to press one last time, we mark not only another year
Our outgoing Executive Board got together last week for a final farewell dinner. We're so grateful for all their hard work this year!
VJIL is proud to introduce our “From the Archives” series, where we highlight important literature that has made an impact in the field of international law. Here is an article by Georges A. van Hecke, published in 1963.
VJIL presents Volume 65, Issue 2! You can read Ryan Liss's latest article linked in our bio: . . . “This Article offers a novel normative justification for complementarity, the principle that governs the basic institutional structure of interna