Cambridge International Law Journal

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This journal publishes articles on diverse areas of international law, including human rights law as applied to military personnel, the legal relevance of the One Health approach, the practice of state recognition, trade remedies, food security, the legal implications of terrorism designations, cognitive warfare, climate change law, the evolution of the international legal order, the fragmentation of international law, state succession in investment arbitration, colonial occupations and self-determination, sea-level rise, transnational competition law, digital market regulation, judicial review of administrative decisions, the right to a healthy environment, sustainability in competition law and EU policy, data protection in digital markets, and global health law and inequities.

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