The Jindal Forum for International and Economic Laws is an organization that publishes scholarly blogs focusing on international law, economic law, and related global issues. Its content critically examines international legal doctrines, state sovereignty, environmental law, and the impact of colonial and post-colonial practices on the Global South. The forum addresses topics such as the enforcement and interpretation of international law, climate justice, indigenous rights, and the legal challenges posed by geopolitical developments. It often highlights perspectives from the Global South and critiques dominant positivist legal theories, aiming to provide nuanced analyses of international legal frameworks and their socio-political implications.
Introduction
In the 21st century, cyberspace has emerged as a crucial sphere of international law, providing states with novel means to exert influence and pursue strategic political, economic and military objectives. Today, over thirty countries are capable of successfully employing cyber…
When Cooperation Falters: The Legal Contest over the Indus Water Treaty
The Indus Water Treaty, hereinafter referred to as ‘IWT’, is an agreement between India and Pakistan which assigns the three Eastern Rivers to India namely Ravi, Beas and Sutlej.…
