Founded in 2001, the GCYILJ provides an authoritative and unique annual survey of developments in global law and governance. The 2024 volume explores how law, politics, justice, and ethics interact in shaping the evolving global order, with analyses ranging from judicial practices and hermeneutics to environmental health, genocide prevention, and decolonisation. It features reflections on global law, regionalism, and international institutions, alongside critical analyses of Palestine, the ICC, and African human rights mechanisms. With its distinctive global outlook and interdisciplinary depth, the Yearbook bridges legal theory and case law—offering readers a compelling guide to understanding and reimagining today’s shifting global order.