Document Type

Article

Repository Date

2010

Keywords

Law Reviews, International Law, Student-edited international law journals

Subject Categories

Conflict of Laws | International Law | Law | Public Law and Legal Theory

Abstract

Is there a need for yet another student-edited international law journal? Practicing attorneys retrieve relevant articles when working on cases with international law issues, although they may be oblivious to the name of the journal or the prestige of the law school that supports it. For student editors, serving on a new international law journal is not just an intellectual experience; it is an empowering one. The more one looks into custom and treaty and the other sources of international law, the more one finds complexity and intellectual challenge.

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