About
Founded 1982
The Berkeley Journal of International Law (BJIL) stands out as one of the premier international law publications in the United States, crafted and overseen by students from the University of California, Berkeley's School of Law. Dedicated to revitalizing international legal discourse, BJIL brings forth innovative concepts aimed at tackling contemporary challenges within this dynamic field. The journal prioritizes publishing influential articles authored by both established experts and emerging scholars who provide fresh perspectives on pressing matters in international and comparative law. As a hub for Berkeley’s vibrant community focused on global legal issues, BJIL also organizes professional gatherings and social events that foster connections among students, academics, and practitioners devoted to navigating significant questions in international law.