For forty years, the Connecticut Journal of International Law has been publishing articles covering a range of topics in comparative and international law, including analysis of the extraterritorial effects of domestic law and policy. Past publications have examined, amongst other things, developments and issues in intellectual property, corporate, human rights, trade, national defense, and environmental law. 
The Journal publishes 2-3 issues per year and hosts an annual Symposium, which subscribers and the public are welcome to attend.