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About
Institutional Foundation & History
The African Review of International Law (ARIL) / Revue Africaine de Droit International (RADI) is the official scientific journal of the African Society of International Law (AfSIL) / Société Africaine de Droit International (SADI). Founded by Maurice Kamto and Makane Moïse Mbengue, the review serves as a premier peer-reviewed platform dedicated to promoting, analyzing, and disseminating African legal thought and practice.
Published bi-annually in English and French, ARIL/RADI operates under an open-access model for African universities and research centers based on the continent, fostering rigorous scientific discourse across public and private international law.
Disseminate African Practice
Collect and analyze national and international legal practice of African States and continental institutions
Shape Global Discourse
Serve as a dedicated forum exploring the active role of Africa in shaping international law.
Develop Conceptual Approaches
Promote the articulation and growth of distinct African approaches to public and private international law.
Empower Legal Scholars
Popularize African legal thought and mentor young researchers across the continent and diaspora.
Journal Sections & Scientific Scope
ARIL / RADI publishes original research, analytical monitoring, and critical commentaries across nine distinct categories:
Editorial
High-level viewpoints on topical global and continental legal developments.
Forum / Focus
Thematic symposiums comprising 3–7 articles on special focus topics.
General Articles
Peer-reviewed submissions covering public, private, or comparative international law.
African Practice Relating to International Law
Monitoring state practice, treaties, and official declarations
Case Law of Regional Integration Courts
Decisions from African RECs (ECOWAS, EAC, CEMAC, SADC, OHADA).
Case Law of African Human Rights Mechanisms
Analysis from the African Court, ACHPR, and ACERWC.
International Case Law of Interest to Africa
Jurisprudence involving African States before the ICJ, ITLOS, ICC, WTO, and investment tribunals.
Book Reviews
Critical reviews of publications focused on Africa and international law.
Events and Documents
Coverage of major AfSIL events, scientific proceedings, and newly adopted continental conventions.
Double-Anonymous Peer Review & Open Access
Every manuscript submitted to ARIL / RADI undergoes a rigorous double-anonymous peer-review process overseen by independent international experts. The journal maintains high standards of academic integrity, utilizing plagiarism detection software and strict editorial evaluation.
In line with AfSIL’s commitment to academic democratization, ARIL / RADI provides open access to African universities and research institutions to ensure broad dissemination of knowledge.
Connected with the African Society of International Law (AfSIL)
ARIL / RADI is built upon the institutional strength of AfSIL, publicizing its proceedings, conferences, and continental initiatives.