International Law is a peer-reviewed academic journal devoted to the study, analysis, and advancement of international law in theory and practice. The journal serves as a platform for scholarly research that deepens the understanding of legal norms, institutions, and processes governing relations among states, international organizations, and other global actors.

The journal publishes original articles, critical essays, and case analyses addressing a wide range of issues within public and private international law, including international humanitarian law, human rights law, environmental law, international trade and investment law, law of the sea, international criminal law, and the settlement of international disputes.

Committed to academic rigor and intellectual diversity, International Law aims to foster scholarly dialogue among legal theorists, practitioners, and policymakers. By promoting innovative and critical perspectives, the journal seeks to contribute to the ongoing development of international legal thought and to enhance understanding of law’s role in addressing global challenges and promoting justice in the international community.

Editor-in-Chief: Danilenko Denis, doctor of law; danilenko_d@mail.ru 

Editorial office address: 115114. Moscow, Paveletskaya embankment 6A-211

E-mail: international.law@nbpublish.com