15,000 Visits to Our Blog, and Readers from Around the World

We're celebrating more than 15,000 visits to the International Law Prof Blog.  We are especially pleased to have a wide readership from all around the world, including with colleagues who live in countries where direct communication is sometimes otherwise difficult.  We thank you for your visits, comments, and contributions.  Please continue to send us news of conferences, books and other legal scholarship, moot court competitions, international exchange opportunities, and important substantive developments in international law.  Here's an update of the list of places from which we have visitors to our blog . . . our latest addition to the list is Malta!

1. Albania
2. Algeria
3. Argentina
4. Australia
5. Austria
6. Azerbaijan
7. Bahamas
8. Belgium
9. Belize
10. Botswana
11. Brazil
12. Brunei Darussalam
13. Bulgaria
14. Cambodia
15. Cameroon
16. Canada
17. Chile
18. Colombia
19. Costa Rica
20. Cote D'Ivoire
21. Croatia
22. Cuba
23. Cyprus
24. Czech Republic
25. Denmark
26. Egypt
27. Estonia
28. Finland
29. France
30. The Gambia
31. Georgia
32. Germany 
33. Ghana
34. Greece
35. Haiti
36. Hong Kong
37. Hungary
38. India
39. Indonesia
40. Ireland
41. Islamic Republic of Iran
42. Israel
43. Italy
44. Jamaica
45. Japan
46. Kenya
47. Kuwait
48. Latvia
49. Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
50. Lithuania
51. Macau
52. Macedonia (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - FYROM)
53. Malaysia
54. Malta
55. Mexico
56. Morocco
57. Nepal
58. Netherlands
59. New Zealand
60. Nigeria
61. Norway
62. Panama
63. People’s Republic of China
64. Peru
65. Philippines
66. Poland
67. Portugal
68. Qatar
69. Romania
70. Russia
71. Senegal
72. Singapore
73. Slovakia
74. South Africa
75. Spain
76. Sri Lanka
77. Sudan
78. Sweden
79. Switzerland
80. United Republic of Tanzania
81. Taiwan 
82. Thailand
83. Togo
84. Trinidad and Tobago
85. Tunisia
86. Turkey
87. United Arab Emirates
88. United Kingdom 
89. United States of America
90. Uruguay
91. Vanuatu
92. Venezuela
93. Vietnam

Thank you all for visiting the International Law Prof Blog.

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