The European Journal of International Law (EJIL) is a scholarly publication and broader platform for reflection and debate on international law. Its online ecosystem brings together the journal, the EJIL: Talk! blog, EJIL: The Podcast!, the EJIL: Live! video series and social media, with the aim of helping new ideas reach a wide audience. The website provides access to current and past journal issues, article abstracts and selected free full texts, alongside book reviews and commentary on legal developments.

EJIL publishes research articles, critical reviews of jurisprudence, debates, editorial material and themed collections, including a focus on the history of international investment law. Readers can explore working papers, including the Jean Monnet Working Papers, and listen to podcast episodes addressing subjects such as international economic law, geopolitics, refugee law and climate obligations. The site also offers information about the journal, manuscript and book-review submissions, subscriptions and ways to contact the editors.

Through these publications and media, EJIL supports informed discussion of international law among researchers, practitioners and interested readers