Aim & Scope

Established in 1930 the Nordic Journal of International Law has remained the principal scholarly forum in the Nordic countries for the development of theoretical questions and the exposition of practice within the different branches of international law. The Nordic Journal of International Law features: an Editorial Board selected from among the most prominent scholars and practitioners in the field of international law in the Nordic countries of Iceland Finland Norway Sweden and Denmark; a diverse range of articles; regular book reviews; and periodic updates on key developments and events in Nordic and international practice. Past topical coverage has included: the UN Security Council human rights violations and the 'threat to peace' concept; the problem of the isle of Kolbeinsey as an illustration of the effect on national economies of natural changes in coastal formations; and the international court of justice and nuclear weapons. The strength of its editorial board and the resulting quality and variety of the features and articles offered make this well-established journal an important component in a complete international law library. ^[1]

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Continuations

(  1930  -  1946  )

Nordisk Tidsskrift for International Ret

(  1947  -  9999  )

Nordic Journal of International Law