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News from Oxford Public International Law

New OHT Editorial: From Kanghwa to Shimonoseki: The Disputes over the Sovereignty of Tributary Chosŏn Korea
Hyoung-Jin Nho looks at the international legal order in East Asia, in the latest monthly editorial.
OXIO - Call for Rapporteurs
Find out how you can apply to be an OXIO rapporteur.
New OHT Editorial: The Congress of Aachen [Aix-la-Chapelle] (1818) and the Completion of the Vienna System
Randall Lesaffer looks at the Vienna system, the political and legal order of Europe after the fall of Napoleonic France, in the latest monthly editorial.
Latest EPIL Update Now Live
Three new articles and substantial updates to 10 articles are now available within the Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law (MPEPIL).

“Comfort Women”, the “Birangona” and Historical War Time Sexual Violence: Ignoring Wounds of The Past?
ANU Presentation on the Useless, Anachronistic, Yet Beautiful Crime of Aggression
Judicial Vetting: The Forgotten Aspect of Argentina’s Transition

Oxford International Organizations - Call for Contributors
Call for Papers: The New Generation of EU FTAs: External and Internal Challenges
Are Trade Wars Missing the Point? (Part II)

Prezas: Substance et procédure en droit international public : dialectique et influences croisées
Murray: The African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights: A Commentary
Call for Papers: Performing World Politics Through Rituals

Book Talk: The Trump Administration and International Law
Book Talk: The Constitution of European Democracy & "Ich bin ein Freund der Verfassung"
New Book Display: Cyber Law