Sources

국제법 일반
‣ Hugh Thirlway, The Sources of International Law
‣ Martins Paparinskis, The Once and Future Law of State Responsibility (2014)
‣ Amos O. Enabulele, The Avoidance of Non Liquet by the International Court of Justice, the Completeness of the Sources of International Law in Article 38(1) of the Stateof the Court and the Role of Judicial Decisions in Article 38(1)(d) (2012)
‣‣ Mariano J. Aznar-Gomez, The 1996 Nuclear Weapons Advisory Opinion and Non Liquet in International Law (1999)
‣ Antonio Cassese, International Law in a Divided World (1986)

Use of Force and ‘War’
‣ Tom Ginsburg, Article 2(4) and Authoritarian International Law (2022)  
‣ Thilo Marauhn, How Many Deaths Can Article 2(4) UN Charter Die? (2021)  
‣ Alejandro Chehtman, The Use of Force at the International Court of Justice (2021) ✓
‣ David J. Scheffer, Use of Force After the Cold War: Panama, Iraq, and the New World Order (2020)
Clinical Professor Emeritus and Director Emeritus of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern Prtizker
‣ Tom Ruys, The Impact of the Kampala definition of Aggression on the Law on the Use of Force (2016)
‣ Monica Hakimi and Jacob Katx Cogan, The Two Codes on the Use of Force (2016)
‣ Geoffrey S. Corn, Legal Basis for the Use of Armed Force (2015)
‣ Geoffrey S. Corn, Triggering the Law of Armed Conflict (2015)
‣ Lianne J.M. Boer, ‘Echoes of Times Past’: On the Paradoxical Nature of Article 2(4) (2014)
‣ Tom Ruys, The Meaning of “Force” and the Boundaries of the Jus ad bellum: Are “Minimal” Uses of Force excluded from UN Charter Article 2(4)? (2014)
‣ Olivier Corten, Regulating Resort to Force: A Response to Matthew Waxman from a ‘Bright-Liner’ (2013)
‣ Tom Ruys, ‘Armed Attack’ and Article 51 of the UN Charter (2010)
‣ Patricia Jimenez Kwast, Maritime Law Enforcement and the Use of Force: Reflections on teh Categorisation of Forcible Action at Sea in the Light of the Guyana/Suriname Award (2008)
‣ Ian Brownlie, “International Law and the Use of Force by States” Revisited (2002)
‣ John Lawrence Hargrove, The Nicaragua Judgment and the Future of the Law of Force and Self-Defense (1987)
‣ Thomas M. Franck, Who Killed Article 2(4)? or: Changing Norms Governing the Use of Force by States (1970) 

Self Defense
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Humanitarian Law and Law of Occupation
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Russia-Ukraine
‣ Kieran O’Meara, Understanding the Illegality of Russia’ Invasion of Ukraine (2022)
‣ Allen S. Weiner, on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022)
Stanford Program in International and Comparative Law, Stanford Center on International Conflict and Negotiation
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Israel-Palestine
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Lawfare
‣ Jill I. Goldenziel, An Alternative to Zombieing: Lawfare between Russia and Ukraine and the Future of International Law (2023)
‣ Jill I. Goldenziel, Law as Battlefield: the US, China and the Global Escalation of Lawfare (2021) 
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Irregular Warfare
‣ Teresa Degenhardt, Crime, Justice and the Legitimacy of Military Power in the International Sphere (2015)
‣ George R. Lucas, Jr., “New Rules for New Wars” International Law and Just War Doctrine for Irregular War (2011)
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Armed Conflict and Cyber Means
‣ Laura A. Dickinson and Edward W. Berg, Big Data and Armed Conflict: Legal Issues above and below the Armed Conflict Threshold (2024)
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‣ Marco Roscini, Identifying the Problem and the Applicable Law (2014)
‣ Marco Roscini, Cyber Operations and the Jus ad bellum (2014)