California Western International Law Journal

The California Western International Law Journal (ILJ) is a student-run publication based in San Diego, California. Founded in 1970, the ILJ is recognized as one of the oldest and most respected international law journals in the United States. With a small team of five employees, the journal is dedicated to publishing high-quality scholarship on a wide range of international and comparative law topics. The ILJ publishes twice yearly in both print and online formats, featuring articles from renowned professors, politicians, diplomats, and attorneys. Their coverage spans diverse areas including criminal law, immigration, business, environmental law, technology, human rights, terrorism, and healthcare. The journal's articles have garnered significant attention, with over 438,000 downloads to date, highlighting its impact within the legal community. The ILJ prides itself on attracting submissions from leading experts, ensuring its content remains at the forefront of international legal scholarship. The journal's commitment to excellence is further demonstrated by its extensive online presence and accessibility. For inquiries or submissions, please visit the California Western International Law Journal's website at calwesternilj.org.