10th
Student-Published International Law Periodical in the Nation
4th
Most-Cited Student-Published International Law Periodical
50 Years of Publication
The Fordham International Law Journal is in its 50th year of publication. As one of the most competitive international law periodicals, the Journal attracts contributions from prominent statespersons and members of the academic, legal, and political communities. FILJ pieces have been cited by international courts, CFR and ALR annotations, administrative courts, federal courts of appeals, state courts, and the US Supreme Court.
Recent Articles & Notes
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Reining in the Chaos: The Curtailment of Executive Power Under Learning Resources v. Trump and the Search for Legal Footing to Rebuild America’s Tariff Wall
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Smart Contracts and Private International Law: Claimant-Centered Jurisdiction and Applicable Law
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The Promise and Danger of Privacy to Achieve Erotic Justice
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“More Honored in the Breach Than the Observance”: A Legal and Strategic Analysis of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding Between the United States and Iran
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Jurisdictional Jet Lag: The Case for Greater Implementation of the Cape Town Convention in Cross-Border Airline Insolvency
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ILJ Online
Student Blogs
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Dispelling Extraterritoriality Fears and the Unexpected Targeting of American Goliaths in Havana Docks
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The Battle for Essequibo – How Venezuela’s Threat to Ignore the ICJ Offends International Cooperation
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The United States’ Approach to the 2025 ICJ Climate Advisory Opinion, and Why It May Still Be Bound as a Matter of International Law
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