Muchas gracias a los anfitriones Maria Dolores Miño, Santiago Vargas Niño y Moisés A. Montiel Mogollón.
28.02.2026 14:37
👍 0
🔁 0
💬 0
📌 0
Muchas gracias a los anfitriones Maria Dolores Miño, Santiago Vargas Niño y Moisés A. Montiel Mogollón.
Los bombardeos de EEUU contra Irán ocurren a menos de dos meses del ataque militar a Venezuela y tras otras amenazas de EEUU de usar la fuerza. Comparto aquí mi entrevista en Internacional con Ñ sobre EEUU, Venezuela y la llamada ‘muerte’ del derecho internacional.
open.spotify.com/episode/3JRg...
¡Muchas gracias a los colegas de La Crítica del Derecho por facilitar la traducción del texto!
Ahora disponible en español. Este artículo, escrito junto a @aratojulian.bsky.social, analiza el ataque de Estados Unidos contra Venezuela y sus consecuencias a la luz del derecho internacional.
lacritica.ar/post/ataque-...
NB Superb analysis by @justinauriburu.bsky.social @aratojulian.bsky.social:
'The attack on Panama, like this weekend’s attack on Venezuela, was simply illegal. In fact, several of these historical arguments have since become textbook examples of impermissible justifications under the jus ad bellum.'
Justina Uriburu @justinauriburu.bsky.social and Julian Arato @aratojulian.bsky.social:
"Trump’s Illegal Attack on Venezuela and Its Consequences"
The attack "was plainly illegal" - "a flagrant and grave violation" of Article 2(4) of the UN Charter, "and a severe breach of US law".
1/12
US attacks on Venezuela and the abduction of Nicolás Maduro raise profound legal and geopolitical concerns, with implications well beyond Venezuela itself. In a new post co-authored with Julian Arato, we examine the attack and its broader consequences under international law.
VALE LER: O ataque ilegal de Trump à Venezuela e suas consequências, por @justinauriburu.bsky.social e @aratojulian.bsky.social jnascim.info/x1Fsvk
My latest together with @justinauriburu.bsky.social
No love lost for Maduro, and no apologies made for his regime. But the attack on Venezuela was plainly illegal. States can either say so clearly, or parse their way into a law of boundless exceptions and self-judgment.
We were thrilled to have a full house join us for a roundtable with Dr Megan Donaldson (UCL), Prof George Galindo (Brasília & Simon Visiting Prof), & Prof Nehal Bhuta (Edinburgh), chaired by Dr Justina Uriburu (Manchester), on transparency, secrecy, & who governs in a changing international order.
Who governs when the world is falling apart?
Join the 2025 Melland Schill Roundtable with Nehal Bhuta, Megan Donaldson & George Galindo.
🗓 19 Nov 2025, 5–6.30pm
📍 Samuel Alexander Building
www.eventbrite.com/e/melland-sc...
@milcmanchester.bsky.social
@uomlaw.bsky.social @uompols.bsky.social
Join us for ‘Green Transition: Environmental, Legal, Macroeconomic Governance’, a workshop exploring how credit policy, law, and finance can drive a just green transition.
📅 19 November 2025 | 13:30–15:00
📍Williamson 4.08 & 💻 Zoom
Featuring Simon Youel (Positive Money)
🎙️ New EJIL Podcast: Non-Intervention — Past, Present & Future 🎙️
When should states butt out of other states’ business? Nehal Bhuta & Megan Donaldson talk with Marco Roscini & Frédéric Mégret on the past, present, & future of non-intervention.
We’re delighted to host Dr Edwini Kessie, Director of Agriculture & Commodities at the WTO, for a talk on ‘The WTO in Today’s More Turbulent Policy Environment’.
🗓️ 13 Oct 2025, 3pm
📍Roscoe 1.009, @officialuom.bsky.social
Join us for insights on global trade in an era of volatility! #WTO
What does de-dollarisation mean in practice? How does it relate to global law and governance?
My article 'Dollar Dominance, De-Dollarization, and International Law' is now out in JIEL. I present dollar dominance and de-dollarisation as competing legal institutions.
academic.oup.com/jiel/advance...
Now available on the EJIL YouTube channel 🎥
Susan Marks (LSE) delivering the EJIL Foreword lecture at the EUI Law Department: ‘If the World is a Family, What Kind of Family Is It?’
👉 Watch here:
This week, despite Venezuela's 2012 denunciation of the American Convention, the IACtHR held that Venezuela remains bound. Why? Because Guaidó re-ratified the Convention, retroactive to 2013, in 2019. The catch? Maduro was incumbent before and after Guaidó, and, arguably, during Guaidó.
Read👇
Excellent post by @aratojulian.bsky.social & Justina Uriburu - www.ejiltalk.org/treaty-and-c...
An inspiring opinion for our challenging times. Law can’t do it all nor can courts. But they can do more than many give them credit for.
Here the ICJ takes the development of climate change law fully seriously. @justinauriburu.bsky.social & I get into the central prob of sources of law below 👇
There is, undoubtedly, much to say about the ICJ’s landmark advisory opinion on Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change. In this post, Julian and I begin by unpacking the Court’s treatment of the sources of international law governing climate change and how those sources interact.
Treaty and Custom in the ICJ’s Climate Change Opinion | by @aratojulian.bsky.social and @justinauriburu.bsky.social
Now in English:
"IDF officers and soldiers told Haaretz they were ordered to fire at unarmed crowds near food distribution sites in Gaza, even when no threat was present."
Call for Submissions! The ASIL Dispute Resolution Interest Group is now accepting entries for the 2026 DRIG Prize, recognizing outstanding scholarship in international dispute resolution
Deadline: October 31, 2025
Submit to: drig@asil.org
‘If the world is a family, what kind of family is it?’
In this new episode of EJIL: The Podcast!, Janne Nijman interviews Susan Marks (LSE) about her EJIL Foreword and the larger project it inaugurates.
Go give it a listen 🎧⬇️
an image of the Beyer Building surrounded by lush green plants
You simply can't beat sunny days on campus 😍☀️
Here's the poster for this year's Edinburgh Legal Theory Festival. Come join us, and please share widely!
Very proud of my wonderful husband!
Critique is the sincerest form of flattery (said someone surely). CCEIL SOAS presents a workshop with the best people critiquing Koskenniemi's oeuvre. On May 26th, at Kairos (84 Tottenham Ct Rd), 1:30 to 6:30 PM. Please register to join us: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/critique-o...
Kelsen has a run of brilliant articles in AJIL in the 40’s. This one was plain fun to read - a snapshot into a moment of hope and opportunity in a very different time.
Join us in person @eui-eu.bsky.social or online on May 19 for an event, focusing on the changing global order and the role of international institutions in these turbulent times. 3 panels, a keynote and a roundtable will address the pressing ?s of what we do now, when the world we knew crumbles