『국제법평론』 다시 읽기: 국제인권법

This paper reviews papers from the Korea International Law Review (KILR) since 1993, especially on international human rights law. So far, thirteen academic papers, summaries of nine dissertations, and two recent developments in international human rights law have published by KILR. In section 2, what have been discussed and maintained by authors of all thirteen academic papers are examined in chronological order. In section 3, under the three major themes: 1) international human rights mechanisms, 2) implementation of international human rights law and 3) crystallization of individual rights in international law, this paper tries to capture the idea that commonly shared by these academic papers in the development of international human rights law. In addition, summaries of six doctoral dissertations (and three master's thesis) are briefly introduced to hint at the trend of scholarship in recent years on international human rights law. Lastly, in section 4, this paper analyzes the academic discourse by KILR related to the development of international human rights law.