On 12 February 2025, Professor Andrew Clapham was awarded the 13th Paul Reuter Prize, for his book War (OUP, 2021). Professor Clapham was revealed as the laureate of this prestigious prize at a ceremony at the headquarters of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva.
Established in 1983, the Paul Reuter Prize is awarded for major contributions to the understanding, teaching, and advancement of international humanitarian law. The prize is given by the International Committee of the Red Cross for academic work that enhances knowledge of international humanitarian law and which adopts an authoritative and innovative approach to addressing the realities of conflict.
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