Description

The Indic Journal of International Law is a biannual law journal covering international law in a combination of theoretical and practical approaches – with its space open for global and Indic (Indian/Asian/Indo-Pacific) perspectives on global governance. It also provides coverage of the relationship between law and international politics in businesses, education, research and innovation practices. 

This is the Volume 1, Issue 2 of the Journal.

List of Published Works in this Issue

Special Edition Articles – “Confluence of Two Seas: The Emerging Geopolitics and Geoeconomics of the Indo-Pacific”, a Research Conference organised by COVINTS and School of International and Area Studies, Goa University, India on March 25-26, 2021

Beyond the Economy: Blue Economy and Multilateralism

Divyali Mehrotra

Reoriented ‘BIMSTEC’ at the Heart of Reconceptualized Regionalism in the Indo-Pacific

Anisree Suresh

India-Iran Relations: Implications for Maritime Security in the Western Indian Ocean

Rishi Athreya

Technical Articles

International Criminal Law and the Governance of Issues Related to Terrorism

Anoushka Chauhan

Armouring the Climate: QUAD’s Approach to Protecting the Indo-Pacific

Poulomi Chatterjee

Approach of International Judicial Bodies Towards Cultural and Human Rights

Sakshi Trivedi

Self- Regulation of Multi-National Companies

Aakriti Jaipuriar

Case Comments

Dispute Concerning Delimitation of Maritime Boundary Between Mauritius and Maldives in the Indian Ocean

Rajluxmi Joshi

Armed Activities on the Territory of Congo (The Democratic Republic of the Congo vs. Uganda)

Richa Vyas, Ananya Srinath & Tvisha Vadhul

Interviews Analysis for Global Hint by Internationalism Global Podcasts

Russia and the Construct of the Indo-Pacific

Deciphering Risk Assessment in a Multipolar Geopolitical Order

Decoding Various Indo-Pacific Strategies

A War of Empires: Japan, India, Burma and Britain (1941-45)

The Good Country Equation