Grotius Working Paper 2025/108 IEL: Danëlla Dam-de Jong, From Green to Sustainable Regionalism: Why Does It Matter and How Are We Doing? A Case Study of the EU Raw Materials Regulation

• Grotius Working Paper 2024/107 IEL: Letizia Lo Giacco, Exercising Discretion Against the General Interest: Unearthing the Doctrine of Abuse of Rights in Public International Law
• Grotius Working Paper 2024/106 IEL: Letizia Lo Giacco, Rethinking Transparency Through The Public-Private Prism: The Case of the ICC-NGOs Partnership
• Grotius Working Paper 2024/105 IEL: Letizia Lo Giacco, Giving Meaning to the Past: Historical and Legal Modes of Thinking

• Grotius Working Paper 2023/104 IEL: Cecily Rose, Magnitsky Sanctions, Corruption, and Asset Recovery
• Grotius Working Paper 2023/103 IEL:  Daniel Peat and Cecily Rose, The Changing Landscape of International Law Scholarship Do Funding Bodies Influence What We Research?
• Grotius Working Paper 2023/102 IEL:  Sze Hong Lam, Unequal Treaties: revisiting China’s approaches toward colonial injustice

• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2022/097-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, The 2019 Dutch Model Bilateral Investment Treaty Navigating the Turbulent Ocean of Investment Treaty Reform
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2022/098-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, Overriding Mandatory Provisions and Arbitrability in International Arbitration: the Case of Multilateral and Unilateral Sanctions
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2022/099-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, International Investment Law and Human Rights
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2022/100-IEL: Brian McGarry, Achieving Greater Access to Justice through Cost-Efficiency: A Comparative Assessment Across State to-State Dispute Settlement Institutions
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2022/101-PIL: Brian McGarry, Norms, Standards, and the Elusive Nomenclature of the Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros Judgment

• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2021/094-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, The (Ir)relevance of Transnational Public Policy in Investment Treaty Arbitration: A reply to Jean-Michel Marcoux
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2021/095-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, International Investment Law and Arbitration in Cyberspace
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2021/096-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, Unilateral Sanctions through an Arbitration Lens

• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2020/093-ICL: Cale Davis, Challenges in Charge Selection: Considerations informing the number of charges and cumulative charging practices
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2020/092-ICL: Cale Davis, Doing 'Justice' at the Office of the Prosecutor: Portrayals of a Cultural Value
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2020/091-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, International Investment Law and Social Rights: Interactions and Encounters
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2020/090-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, Amicus Curiae Intervention: From NAFTA to the Intra-EU Saga
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2020/089-IEL: Eric de Brabandere and Larissa van den Herik, Non-State Actors and Human Rights Obligations: Perspectives from International Investment Law and Arbitration
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2020/088-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, Case Comment: Mathias Kruck and Others v Spain: Challenges to Arbitrators
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2020/087-IEL: Eric de Brabandere and Paula Baldini Miranda da Cruz, The Role of Proportionality in International Investment Law and Arbitration: A System-Specific Perspective
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2020/086-HRL: Helen Duffy, Trials and Tribulations: Co-Applicability of IHL and Human Rights in an Age of Adjudication

• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2019/084-PSL: Helen Duffy and Larissa van den Herik, Terrorism: A central role for the Security Council and a space of unaccountability
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2019/083-PIL: Larissa van den Herik, Article 51’s reporting requirement as a space for legal argument and factfulness

• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/082-PIL: Larissa van den Herik and Emma Irving, Due Diligence and the Obligation to Prevent Genocide and Crimes against Humanity
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/081-PIL: Eric de Brabandere, Measures of Constraint and the Immunity of International Organisations
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/080-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, Amicus Curiae (investment arbitration)
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/079-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, (Re)caliberation, Standard-Setting and the Shaping of Investment Law and Arbitration
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/078-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, Human Rights Counterclaims in Investment Treaty Arbitration
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/077-ICL: Jens Iverson, Disarming the Trap: Evaluating Prosecutorial Discretion in Preliminary Examinations beyond the False Dichotomy of Politics and Law
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/076-HRL: Helen Duffy and Kate Pitcher, Inciting Terrorism? Crimes of Expression and the Limits of the Law
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/075-HRL: Eric de Brabendere, Human Rights and International Investment Law
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/074-ICL: Carsten Stahn, Liberals vs. Romantics: Challenges of an Emerging Corporate International Criminal Law
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/073-ICL: Daniëlla Dam-de Jong, Ignorantia Facti Excusat? The Viability of Due Diligence as a Model to Establish International Criminal Accountability for Corporate Actors Purchasing Natural Resources from Conflict Zones
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/072-PSL: Jens Iverson, War Aims Matter: Keeping Jus Contra Bellum Restrictive While Requiring the Articulation of the Goals of the Use of Force
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2018/071-PIL: Ramses A Wessel, Studying International and European Law: Confronting Perspectives and Combining Interests

• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/070-PIL: Cecily Rose, Treaty Monitoring and Compliance in the Field of Transnational Criminal Law
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/069-ICL: Catherine Harwood, The UN Independent Investigation Commission in Lebanon
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/068-PIL: Evelien Campfens, Whose Cultural Heritage? Crimean Treasures at the Crossroads of Politics, Law and Ethics
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/067-PIL: Evelien Campfens, Nazi-looted art: a note in favour of clear standards and neutral procedures
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/066-ICL: Larissa van den Herik and Elies van Sliedregt, International Criminal Law and the Malabo Protocol: About Scholarly Reception, Rebellion and Role Models
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/065-PSL: Catherine Harwood and Larissa van den Herik, Commissions of Inquiry and Questions of Jus ad Bellum
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/064-SDL: Daniëlla Dam-de Jong and James Stewart, Illicit Exploitation of Natural Resources
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/063-IEL: Eric de Brabandere, Fair and Equitable Treatment and (Full) Protection and Security in African Investment Treaties: Between Generality and Contextual Specificity
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/062-IEL: Eric de Brabandere and Saskia Lemeire, The jurisdiction ratione temporis of international investment tribunals: Some observations on the Decision of the Tribunal in Ping An v Belgium
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/061-HRL: Sergey Vasiliev, Cross Fertilisation under the Looking Glass: Transjudicial Grammar and the Reception of Strasbourg Jurisprudence by International Criminal Tribunals
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/060-PIL: Zsuzsanna Deen-Racsmány, The Relevance of Disciplinary Authority and Criminal Jurisdiction to Locating Effective Control under the ARIO
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2017/056-HRL: Eric de Brabandere and Maryse Hazelzet, Corporate Responsibility and Human Rights: Navigating between international, domestic and self-regulation

• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2016/059-IEL: Eric De Brabandere, ‘Mercantile Adventurers’? The Disclosure of Third-Party Funding in Investment Treaty Arbitration
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2016/058-IEL: Eric De Brabandere and David Holloway, Sanctions and International Arbitration
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2016/057-PIL: Eric De Brabandere, The Use of Precedent and External Case-Law by the International Court of Justice and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2016/055-IEL: Eric De Brabandere, States’ Reassertion of Control over International Investment Law - (Re)Defining ‘Fair and Equitable Treatment’ and ‘Indirect Expropriation’
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2016/054-ICL: Catherine Harwood, Contributions of international commissions of inquiry to transitional justice
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2016/053-PIL: Cecily Rose, Non-Binding Instruments and Democratic Accountability
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2016/052-PIL: Niels Blokker, Asian and Pacific International Organizations: Mainstream or Sui Generis? An International Institutional Law Perspective
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2016/051-IEL: Yannick Radi, Labour Provisions and Dispute Settlement in International Investment Agreements

• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2015/050-IEL: Cecily Rose, The Limitations of a Human Rights Approach to Corruption
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2015/049-IEL: Eric De Brabandere, Complementarity or Conflict? Contrasting the Yukos-case before the European Court of Human Rights and Investment Tribunals
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2015/048-IEL: Eric De Brabandere, Jus Post Bellum and Foreign Direct Investment – Mapping the Debate
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2015/047- ICL: Zsuzsanna Deen-Racsmány, Towards A Convention on the Criminal Accountability of UN Personnel including UN Military Experts on Mission and UN Police Officers: Whom?
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2015/046-PIL: Eric De Brabandere and Isabelle Van Damme, Good Faith in Treaty Interpretation
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2015/045-IEL: Yannick Radi, International Investment Law and Development: A History of Two Concepts
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2015/044-ICL: Larissa van den Herik, Accountability through Fact‐Finding: Appraising Inquiry in the Context of Srebrenica
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2015/043-ICL: Catherine Harwood, Human Rights in Fancy Dress? The Use of International Criminal Law by Human Rights Council Commissions of Inquiry in Pursuit of Accountability
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2015/042-IHL: Yannick Radi, Precedent, ‘Jurisprudences Constantes’ and Coherence in International Investment Arbitration: A Reappraisal of the Role of Earlier Decisions in the Practice of Arbitration Tribunals

• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/041-IHL: Erik Koppe, The principle of ambituity and the prohibition against excessive collateral damage to the environment during armed conflict
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/040-ICL: Dov Jacobs, The Frog That Wanted to Be an Ox: the ICC’s Approach to Immunities and Cooperation
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/039-PSL: Eric De Brabandere, UN Post-Conflict Peacebuilding Activities – An Economic Reconstruction Perspective
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/038-ICL: Larissa van den Herik, The decline of customary international law as a source of international criminal law
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/037-ILT: Dov Jacobs, Targeting the State in Jus post Bellum: Towards a theory of Integrated Sovereignties
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/036-SDL: Katinka Jesse and Erik Koppe, Business Enterprises and the Environment
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/034-IEL: Eric De Brabandere, The Settlement of Investment Disputes in the Energy Sector
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/033-IEL: Jacomijn J van Haersolte–Van Hof and Erik Koppe, International arbitration and the lex arbitri ()
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/032-ICL: Dov Jacobs, Jumping Hurdles Backwards: The Armenian Genocide and the International Criminal Court
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/031-ICL: Larissa van den Herik, An Inquiry into the Role of Commissions of Inquiry in International Law: Navigating the Tensions between Fact-Finding and International Law-Application
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/030-IHL: Erik Koppe, Climate Change and Human Security during Armed Conflict
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/029-PSL: Zsuzsanna Deen-Racsmány, “Exclusive” Criminal Jurisdiction over UN Peacekeepers and the UN Project(s) on Criminal Accountability: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy?
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/028-IEL: Eric De Brabandere, Teinver S.A., Transportes de Cercanías S.A. and Autobuses Urbanos del Sur S.A. v. The Argentine Republic
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/027-IEL: Cecily Rose, Circumstantial Evidence, Adverse Inferences, and Findings of Corruption: Metal-Tech v. The Republic of Uzbekistan
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/026-PSL: Larissa van den Herik, Peripheral hegemony in the quest to ensure Security Council accountability for its individualized UN sanctions regimes
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/025-PIL: Eric De Brabandere, 'Importing' Consent to ICSID Arbitration? A Critical Appraisal of the Decision of the ICSID Arbitral Tribunal in Garanti Koza v. Turkmenistan
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/024-PIL: Niels Blokker, Constituent Instruments: Creating a genie that may escape from the bottle?
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/023-IEL: Vid Prislan and Ruben Zandvliet, Mainstreaming Sustainable Development into International Investment Agreements: What Role for Labor Provisions?
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/022-ILT: Carsten Stahn and Eric De Brabandere, The Future of International Legal Scholarship: Some Thoughts on ‘Practice’, ‘Growth’ and ‘Dissemination’
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/021-PIL: Cecily Rose, The protection of communications between states and their counsel in international dispute settlement
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/020-IHL: Larissa van den Herik and Helen Duffy, Human Rights Bodies and International Humanitarian Law: Common but Differentiated Approaches
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/019-PIL: Eric De Brabandere, Belgian Courts and the Immunity of International Organizations
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/018-PIL: Shashank Kumar and Cecily Rose, A Study of Lawyers Appearing before the International Court of Justice, 1999-2012
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/017-ICL: Carsten Stahn and Dov Jacobs, Human Rights Fact-Finding and International Criminal Proceedings:  Towards a Polycentric Model of Interaction 
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/016-ICL: Larissa van den Herik and Catherine Harwood, Sharing the Law: The Appeal of International Criminal Law for International Commissions of Inquiry 
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2014/015-IEL: Eric De Brabandere, The Concept of Jus Post Bellum in International Law: A Normative Critique

• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/014-IEL: Yannick Radi, The ‘Culture of Balancing’ of International Investment Law - Cultural Interests and Investors’ Interests in International Investment Treaties and Arbitration
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/013-PSL: Carsten Stahn, Between Law-Breaking and Law-Making: Syria, Humanitarian Intervention and ‘What the Law Ought to Be’
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/012-IHL: Robert Heinsch, Methodology of Law-Making: Customary International Law and New Military Technologies
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/011-IEL: Vid Prislan, Non-Investment Obligations in Investment Treaty Arbitration – Towards a Greater Role for States?
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/010-IEL: Yannick Radi, The Tripartite Dimension of Conflicts of Interests – Workers, Foreign Investors and Host States in the Energy Sector
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/009-PSL: Carsten Stahn, Syria and the Semantics of Intervention, Aggression and Punishment: On ‘Red Lines’ and ‘Blurred Lines’
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/008-ICL: Jens Iverson, Transitional Justice, Jus Post Bellum and International Criminal Law: Differentiating the Usages, History and Dynamics
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/007-ICL: Dov Jacobs and Catherine Harwood, International Criminal Law Outside the Courtroom: The Impact of Focusing on International Crimes for the Quality of Fact-Finding by International Commissions of Inquiry
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/006-IEL: Yannick Radi, The ‘Human Nature’ of International Investment Law
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/005-PSL: Larissa van den Herik, Corporate Responsibility and Human Rights – Navigating between international, domestic and self-regulation
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/004-ICL: Dov Jacobs, A Shifting Scale of Power: who is in Charge of the Charges at the International Criminal Court and the uses of Regulation 55
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/003-IEL: Vid Prislan and Ruben Zandvliet, Labor Provisions in International Investment Agreements: Prospects for Sustainable Development)
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/002-ICL: Larissa van den Herik, Economic, Social and Cultural Rights - International Criminal Law’s Blind Spot?
• Grotius Centre Working Paper 2013/001-IEL: Eric De Brabandere, Human Rights Considerations in International Investment Arbitration