The Temple International & Comparative Law Journal is a student-run journal of the highest quality. It is a specialty publication - one that devotes itself exclusively to cutting-edge issues within the fields of international and comparative law. TICLJ selects ambitious articles that present new and challenging ideas. The journal's goal is to not merely explain the law, but develop it as well. Its audience spans across the world and includes students, academics, policymakers, and lawyers in both the public and private sectors. The members of TICLJ therefore relentlessly strive to respect the dignity of their work as writers, editors, and publishers.

TICLJ is comprised of veteran students who excel in Temple Law School's distinguished legal research and writing program. These students are accordingly supported by the foremost international legal scholars in the nation. Temple Law School is widely known for its international law program, headed by professors who are experts in the field, and who have substantial experience with international law publications throughout the world. The combined efforts of the journal's outstanding student-editors and distinguished faculty advisors serve to deliver pristine articles that foster profound international and comparative legal scholarship.

Current issue: Temple International & Comparative Law Journal, Volume 26, Issue 2 (Fall 2012).