The latest volume of the
German Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 49, 2006) is out. Contents include:
- H. Krieger, A Nuclear Test for Multilateralism. Challenges to the Non-Proliferation Treaty as a Means of Arms Control
- D. Richter, Does International Jurisprudence Matter in Germany? The Federal Constitutional Court's New Doctrine of "Factual Precedent"
- C. Tomuschat, The International Law Commission: An Outdated Institution?
- Sir F. Berman, The ILC within the UN's Legal Framework. Its Relationship with the Sixth Committee
- O. Dörr, Codifying and Developing Meta-Rules. The ILC and the Law of Treaties
- H. P. Aust, Through the Prism of Diversity. The Articles on State Responsibility in the Light of the ILC Fragmentation Report
- R. O'Keefe, The ILC's Contribution to International Criminal Law
- M. Kamto, Les moyens de preuve devant la Cour internationale de Justice à la lumière de quelques affaires récentes portées devant elle
- O. Diggelmann, Fault in the Law of State Responsibility: Pragmatism ad infinitum?
- J. Finke, Competing Jurisdiction of International Courts and Tribunals in Light of the MOX Plant Dispute
- A. Orakhelashvili, State Immunity and International Public Order Revisited
- R. Bank & E. Schwager, Is there a Substantive Right to Compensation for Individual Victims of Armed Conflicts against a State under International Law?
- P. Dumberry, The Controversial Issue of State Succession to International Responsibility Revisited in Light of Recent State Practice
The latest volume of the German Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 49, 2006) is out. Contents include:
