The Institute for International Law and Justice (IILJ) at New York University School of Law plays a pivotal role in advancing the scholarship and practice of international law. By integrating research and teaching with outreach activities, the IILJ connects distinguished scholars and institutions worldwide to address pressing global governance challenges. The Institute undertakes a diverse range of projects, notably in Global Administrative Law and megaregional-scale regulation, while also collaborating with organizations like the United Nations and prominent law firms.

The IILJ offers opportunities for students to engage in meaningful research and co-organize conferences, fostering an enriched academic environment. Additionally, it maintains academic connections with leading journals and societies in international law, enhancing its academic contributions. Under the leadership of Director Professor Benedict Kingsbury, the IILJ is committed to cultivating a robust scholarly network and developing actionable insights for policymakers, thereby firmly establishing itself as a leader in international legal studies and global governance.