Juris Gentium Law Review

[JGLR OPEN SUBMISSION FOR VOL. 10 NO. 1] The pioneering student-run law review in Indonesia, Juris Gentium Law Review (JGLR), is now opening its doors to any discerning and interested law students, of any level of study, to publish their research findings on matters concerning International Law (both public and private) and Comparative Law in the form of articles, case commentaries, book reviews, or article reviews for its 2024 issue. This is your opportunity to be published by a renowned Indonesian legal journal run exclusively through its years by students and to contribute in furthering the cause of widening the horizons of legal education! Submission deadline: 30 June 2024 For further information, contact us through: Muhammad Raihan Sjahputra E-mail: jglr.ugm@gmail.com Phone: +6281392718718 jurisgentium.org twitter.com/jurisgentium instagram.com/cimc_ugm #InternationalLaw #ComparativeLaw #Students #Research #Publication #OpenSubmission

"When it comes to the right to democracy, it’s imperative to remain critical beyond the textual and the normative, and weigh how it may be weaponized and co-opted by the groups we claim to condemn." Read the full article by Felicia Andryanti on the right to democracy: https://lnkd.in/dbwyfPmA

JGLR OPEN SUBMISSION: SPECIAL ISSUE ON PALESTINE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW The pioneering student-run law review in Indonesia, Juris Gentium Law Review (JGLR), is now opening its doors to any discerning and interested students, of any level of study, to publish their research findings in the form of articles, case commentaries, book reviews, or article reviews for its Palestine and International Law Special Issue. This is your opportunity to be published by a renowned Indonesian legal journal run exclusively through its years by students and to contribute in furthering the cause of widening the horizons of legal education! We are also pleased to announce the Dr. Saeed Al-Dahshan Prize, an award of USD 200 in books of the recipient’s choosing, which will be granted to the author whose contribution is deemed to have the highest merit. To learn more about our open submission and access our newly established online site, kindly check linktr.ee/jglrvolume10. Submission deadline: 15 January 2025 For further information and any clarification, contact us through email at jglr.ugm@gmail.com. #InternationalLaw #Palestine #Students #Research #Publication #OpenSubmission

Being based in ASEAN, JGLR recognizes the unique challenges of access posed by international legal research. Thus, we talked to Tetsuya Toyoda, Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, on research strategies for Asian law students! https://lnkd.in/dCnYt-J4

"This decision can serve as a benchmark indicating that an SOE's insolvency cannot be pursued through foreign jurisdiction unless it fulfills specific criteria for exception." Read the full article on the Greylaag Goose v. Garuda Indonesia case by Keyza Zefanya Audirasandi: https://lnkd.in/dp3UXnRT

In the newest edition to JGLR Thoughts!: Tips, we interviewed Mohammad Akefi Ghaziani, Ph.D. in international law, for an International Trade and Investment Law 101: BITs, RTAs, and research advices on the topic! https://lnkd.in/dp-Re45t

"Despite progress, the international community still struggles to implement the hard-earned lessons of the past century." Read the full article by Ahmad Kushay on the development of international environmental laws in combating climate change: https://lnkd.in/dsTEAUN8

In the usual spirit of fostering legal scholarship among us students, JGLR spoke with Yogi Bratajaya, an MSc in International Human Rights Law Candidate at the University of Oxford, for his tips in writing and researching human rights law as law students! https://lnkd.in/d93uDUNA

"Existing IP laws need to adapt to address the unique nuances of AI and its impact on intellectual property [...] given the ever-evolving virtual sphere." Read the full article on the necessary innovations of national intellectual property laws by Tasnuva Shelley on our blog: https://lnkd.in/dU6z2cwb

"The war on terror that has been started since the Second Intifada will never end. Terrorism is rooted in ideology and ideology will never cease to exist." Read the full article on the narratives of war surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict: https://lnkd.in/dwUbYyYQ