The Centre for the Promotion of International Law is dedicated to
promoting excellence in research and teaching of International Law,
a field that has gained unprecedented significance in today’s world.
Additionally, the Centre operates an E-Journal, which features
original work focusing on contemporary issues in International Law.
The intersection of international law, research, and policy is a
critical intersection where legal principles, academic research, and
governmental or organizational decision-making come together. The
study of this convergence is particularly significant in the context
of global governance, diplomacy, and addressing complex
transnational issues.
The Centre fosters academic research in international relations,
law, and related fields to contribute to the development and
understanding of international law. CPIL works to promote the
confluence of international law, research, and policy as being
essential for addressing global issues, promoting cooperation among
nations, and ensuring that international agreements and legal
principles are effective in practice. The research at the Centre
helps to identify gaps and challenges in existing legal frameworks,
assess the effectiveness of international agreements, and propose
innovative solutions. The Centre’s recent work delves into teaching
and researching international law, human rights, environmental
protection, trade, and conflict resolution, providing valuable
insights and analysis.
