International law and comparative law are increasingly intertwined, but are rarely studied together. The International Review of International and Comparative Law(IRIC) not only fills this gap, but also encourages the use of comparative law methodology in the investigation of international law. The Review offers an authoritative forum for debate on all subjects related to public and private international law, comparative law and European law.

CNR-IRISS is one of the Institutional partners of the IRIC together with the Italian branch of the International Law Association. The Review is edited open access by Brill. Prof. Fulvio Maria Palombino (Associate to the Institute) is among the Editors-in-Chiefs, together with Prof. Andrea de Guttry and Prof. Giuseppe Martinico, both from Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa. Dr Giovanni Carlo Bruno (Senior Researcher of the Institute) is the Book Review Editor.

The Review welcomes contributions from legal scholars worldwide, but encourages submissions from scholars working and/or educated in Italy in particular. It actively seeks to increase the global impact of Italian doctrinal approaches to international and comparative law, which chime with the approach envisaged, and so enable the vibrant debate ongoing in Italian scholarship to reach an international audience and be enriched by it.

For all the information, and to submit articles