Volume 102, Issue 5 (September 2026)

e-ISSN : 1468-2346

Content:

1. Jus ad vim at 20: on the continued relevance of force-short-of-war
2. Jus ad vim and the use of military force in non-standard cases: restraining the ‘warrior mindset’
3. Jus ad vim and M23: exploring the ethics of proxy warfare
4. Justifying drones in the Sahel: international law, just securitization theory or jus ad vim?
5. Does limited force violate international law? A legal perspective on jus ad vim
6. Jus ad vim, limited force and thresholds: a vital and challenging relationship
7. Forecasting-informed foreign policy decision-making: the case of jus ad vim
8. Responding to unjust vis: confronting unjust proxy warfare
9. Jus ad vim spatialis: a normative assessment of force, limited force and other hostile acts in space