Taking Territory of a Third State Seriously: Beginning of IAC and the Strike Against Major General Soleimani (Part II)

• Editorial Board
• 2020-01-25

Taking Territory of a Third State Seriously: Beginning of IAC and the Strike Against Major General Soleimani (Part I)

• Editorial Board
• 2020-01-24

Soleimani and Targeted Killings of Enemy Combatants – Part II: “Geneva Law” versus “Hague Law”

• Editorial Board
• 2020-01-22

Soleimani and Targeted Killings of Enemy Combatants – Part I: Revisiting the “First Shot”_Theory

• Editorial Board
• 2020-01-21

The Soleimani Case and the Last Nail in the Lex Specialis Coffin

• Editorial Board
• 2020-01-14

Raising Questions on Targeted Killings as First Strikes in IACs

• Editorial Board
• 2020-01-09

Yes. The American strike against Qassem Soleimani was illegal. This is the common conclusion of some of the world’s best experts on international law and jus ad bellum. And, lets be clear, the Iranian response was also illegal. Let’s not dwell on these already explored and answered questions, shall we? Instead, lets look into some of the more complicated issues that have arisen in the background, farther away from the overcrowded studios of mass media commentary, in the less frequented corners of the IL academic twiterverse.

The Coming of Age of Institutional Arbitration Rules in Iran: An Analytic Overview of the ACIC Rules

• Editorial Board
• 2020-01-08

The Arbitration Center of Iran Chamber of Commerce (ACIC) was established in 2002, following approval by the parliament of Iran as an affiliate to the Iran Chamber of Commerce. However, it has a distinctive and independent legal character. The ACIC is the first institution to incorporate institutional arbitration into the legal system of Iran for the resolution of both domestic and international disputes.