The Scholarly Book Award is conducted every two years for scholarly books that make a substantial contribution to the international law literature Any member of CCIL may submit a book published during the two calendar years prior to the year of the award. Thus, books eligible for the 2026 award will be published in 2024 or 2025. The same book may not be submitted more than once. Co-authored books may be submitted if the primary author is eligible to submit a book. The comm

The CCIL Prize, awarded to the semi-finalist teams of the Charles Rousseau moot court competition, was presented to Université Laval and Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne by Miriam Cohen, Vladyslav Lanovoy and David Pavot at the closing banquet held in Nice on May 10, 2026. During the presentation of the Prize, they recalled that Professor Charles Rousseau received the Read Medal in 1984 at the CCIL annual conference. It was during his stay in Canada that the decision was

The CCIL Conference Organizing Committee welcomes proposals in relation to specific fields of international law, including (but not limited to) health, human rights, trade and investment, environment, climate justice, sustainable development, Indigenous rights, security, humanitarian law, criminal justice, accountability and dispute resolution. THEME Bend, Not Break: Resilience and Evolution of International Law The past decade has witnessed multiple attempts to undermine or