Continuing its collaboration with the international law blog, Opinio Juris, YJIL held an online symposium in October 2009.  The fourth such collaboration, the online symposium featured discussions of all three Articles in Volume 34, Issue 2 of YJIL.  Please click here to visit the symposium.

On September 24, 2009, the Yale Journal of International Law hosted a panel discussion of distinguished jurists in connection with the Law School's annual "Global Constitutionalism Seminar." Dean Robert Post moderated a lively discussion about the role of judges in domestic interpretation of international law and constitutional borrowing. Students had the opportunity to attend the panel discussion and to pose questions to the high court jurists.

James B. Steinberg, member of the board of advisors of The Yale Journal of International Law, was one of today's three nominations of key members of the national security team.

Prior to becoming deputy national security advisor, Mr. Steinberg served as chief of staff of the U.S. State Department and director of the State Department’s policy planning staff (1994-1996), and as deputy assistant secretary for analysis in the Bureau of Intelligence and Research (1993-1994).

The Yale Journal of International Law is pleased to announce the launch of YJIL Online, featuring unique online content for the first time in the Journal's thirty-five year history. YJIL Online is a companion to the Journal's print edition, consisting of short analytical essays relevant to the futherance of both scholarship and practice. Authors interested in submitting essays to YJIL Online should consult the Journal's submissions guidelines available here.