News and Events

The fall semester's first IJL Nexus Series talk was on September 14 at the Global Research Institute. Adriana Rudling, our new...

After another competitive recruitment process, the lab is delighted to announce the fifth cohort of IJL undergraduate research fellows,...

Dear friends, I hope that this note finds you and your family well, and that you are enjoying a pleasant summer. I greet you from Berlin,...

The International Justice Lab is please to welcome our first post-doc Adriana Rudling! Dr. Rudling and Dr. Zvobgo will launch a new book...

Zoha Siddiqui, Alexandra Byrne, and Bilen Zerie (pictured left to right with Dr. Zvobgo) graduated summa cum laude with Phi Beta Kappa...

Many victims of human rights abuse do not know that they can file international, legal complaints against their own governments in the...

IJL was excited to welcome W&M History Ph.D. candidate Tyler Goldberger to the Global Research Institute to present on some of his...

Prof. Zvobgo was recently interviewed for and quoted in "Putin Wanted by ICC Over Alleged War Crimes" in Foreign Policy on the new ICC...

If the UN Security Council approves the US resolution for an armed humanitarian intervention in Haiti, the operation would be legal and,...

Many thanks to Dr. Genevieve Bates, Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of British Columbia and postdoctoral...

We would like to thank Dr. Andrea Vilán, Assistant Professor of Justice, Law and Criminology at American University, for coming back to...

Many thanks to Nicole Sbitani for speaking with us about her career in the U.S. Foreign Service, including posts in Kenya, Washington...

We would like to thank Yevgeny (Eugene) Vindman, a former U.S. Army colonel, for participating in a Tepper Talk we co-sponsored with the...

We are so proud and excited for IJL third-year fellow and William & Mary senior Zoha Siddiqui on being awarded a George J. Mitchell...

International courts aren’t the only routes to justice. Ukraine's allies can use their own courts to investigate. Read IJL fellows Alyson...

On November 9, the International Justice Lab had the unique privilege of hosting a book launch for The Problem of Democracy: America, the...

Many thanks to Dr. Shauna Gillooly, current post-doctoral fellow on the TRIP Survey Project and visiting scholar with the Instituto...

We would like to thank Dr. Mark Schuller, Professor of Anthropology and Nonprofit and NGO Studies at Northern Illinois University, for a...

Many thanks to Dr. K. Chad Clay, Associate Professor of International Affairs at the University of Georgia, for speaking with us about...

The lab is excited to announce the fourth cohort of IJL undergraduate research fellows: Hannah Ray, Alyson Reynolds, and Elijah Tsai....

Prof. Zvobgo was recently interviewed for and quoted in "Ukraine's 'Nuremberg Moment' Amid Flood of Alleged Russian War Crimes" in...

Dr. Zvobgo was interviewed this week by Patrick J. Kiger and quoted in "Why the U.S. Hasn't Always Supported the International Criminal...

IJL third-year fellow Daniel Posthumus recently published an essay for the Pulitzer Center: "Search for Facilitator Further Delays Iowa...

Congratulations to Nathan Liu and Nitya Labh, members of the first and second cohorts of researchers in the International Justice Lab, on...