The International Judicial Academy, in the spring of 2006, in partnership with the American Society of International Law, began publication of an on-line judicial newspaper, the International Judicial Monitor. This publication is published six times a year. Each issue has regular features, including the following:

Justice in Profile - This column contains biographical information of a leading international judge.

International Tribunal Spotlight - This column contains a complete description of one of the many international courts or dispute resolution tribunals around the world.

Cases of Note - This section contains summaries of important cases in international law from domestic or international courts and tribunals.

Global Judicial Dialogue - This column features commentary by an individual judge from the United States or some other country about a topic of interest to all judges around the world.

General Principles of International Law - The section describes and discusses a particular principle of international law, how it was developed and is applied by domestic and international courts.

Leading Figures in International Law - This section provides a biographical sketch of either a current or historical figure who has made significant contributions to international law.

Justice Sector Development - This column contains opinion and commentary by an international jurist about some topic of interest to international jurists.

In Review: New Publications on International and Comparative Law - This feature provides a book review of a recent important book in international law.

The publication also includes brief summaries of current judicial developments, information about international law resources, a rule of law survey, and information about recent and upcoming activities of the Academy and the American Society of International Law.

Online viewers may not only read the current publication, but also have access to previous editions through an archive retrieval system (click on archive at the top of the page).

The address of this new publication, which attracted almost 1000 subscribers by the fall of 2006, is:

www.judicialmonitor.org