Indonesian Journal of International Law

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This journal focuses on international law, with a particular emphasis on its application and interpretation within the Indonesian context. It examines issues related to international humanitarian law, international trade, dispute settlement mechanisms, and the enforcement of international agreements. The journal also addresses contemporary challenges in international law, such as autonomous weapon systems, climate change mitigation, and maritime boundary delimitation, often analyzing these through comparative legal studies and case law.

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