i-HILT
Over the last two decades, interest in the history of international law has dramatically risen among scholars from various constituencies such as international law, international relations, legal history and diplomatic history.
i-HILT is a virtual platform on the history of international law. Here, ‘International law’ is used in the broadest sense. It refers to all bodies of law, which regulated relations between polities throughout recorded history: from pre-classical Antiquity to the present and from all civilizations.
i-HILT will run the ‘Bibliography of the History of International Law’. This bibliography can be downloaded from the website. It is updated on a 3-monthly basis. Furthermore, i-HILT will provide information on events and new publications in the field of the history of international law.
i-HILT also stands for Institute of the History of International Law @ Tilburg research group within the Department of Public Law and Governance at Tilburg Law School.
i-HILT@Tilburg News
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New book: Contingency in International Law
23rd February 2021OUP has recently published the new volume ‘Contingency in International Law. On the Possibility of Different Legal Histories’, edited by Ingo Venzke and Kevin Jon Heller, including a chapter by our own Ana Delic titled ‘Contingencies in The Rise of European and Latin American Private International Law, 1850 to 1950’.
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New publications by dr. Dave De ruysscher
07th January 2021We would like to draw attention to a number of interesting new publications by dr. Dave De ruysscher, treating a wide range of topics centered around the history of commercial law.
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New book: Early Modern Sovereignties
07th January 2021Brill has recently published the volume ''Early Modern Sovereignties. Theory and Practice of a Burgeoning Concept in the Netherlands'', edited by our own professor Randall Lesaffer together with Erik de Bom and Werner Thomas.
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