What role does Central Asia play in the development of international law? The Central Asia Yearbook on International Law explores this question through peer-reviewed scholarship on public and private international law, state practice, regional cooperation, dispute settlement, human rights, international economic law, and emerging global challenges. Bringing together contributions from established and emerging scholars, the Yearbook offers a unique platform for legal perspectives from and about Central Asia. By documenting legal developments and fostering scholarly dialogue, it enriches understanding of a strategically important region whose voices remain underrepresented in international legal scholarship.