Law of Non-International Armed Conflict
This editorial offers a primer on the basic concepts and the laws applicable to non-international armed conflicts (NIAC)
This editorial offers a primer on the basic concepts and the laws applicable to non-international armed conflicts (NIAC)
This editorial offers a primer on how the laws of war apply (and to some degree how they do not) to issues relating to maritime operations
This editorial explores the questions that the international community needs to answer in determining how the laws of war apply in cyberspace
This editorial gives an overview of how international humanitarian law applies or can apply to nuclear weapons
This editorial gives an overview of the development of the laws of neutrality and the modern issues faced by the regime
Our editorial explores the challenges with the continued application of human rights law, the protection of the environment and war crimes in an occupation.
Our editorial explores how the regimes of refugees and armed conflict intersect with one another and how refugees be used to created armed conflict.
This article analyses the fundamental ways in which Islamic Law and IHL regimes are similar and the also significant ways in which their applications diverge.
Our editorial explores the rights and protections afforded to women and children during times of conflict, and argues that a nuanced approach is necessary to understand the issues that they face.
The editorial for warfare across domains gives an overview of the evolution and conduct of warfare in the air, at sea, in cyberspace, and in space.
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