The latest issue of the
Leiden Journal of International Law (Vol. 25, no. 2, June 2012) is out. Contents include:
- Editorial
- Carsten Stahn, Between ‘Faith’ and ‘Facts’: By What Standards Should We Assess International Criminal Justice?
- International Legal Theory
- Yannick Radi, Standardization: A Dynamic and Procedural Conceptualization of International Law-Making
- Symposium on Soft Law
- Jean d’Aspremont & Tanja Aalberts, Which Future for the Scholarly Concept of Soft International Law? Editors’ Introductory Remarks
- Jaye Ellis, Shades of Grey: Soft Law and the Validity of Public International Law
- Matthias Goldmann, We Need to Cut Off the Head of the King: Past, Present, and Future Approaches to International Soft Law
- Jaye Ellis, The King Is Dead, Long Live the King? A Reply to Matthias Goldmann
- Matthias Goldmann, Soft Law and Other Forms of International Public Authority – The View from Discourse Theory: A Reply to Jaye Ellis
- International Law and Practice - Symposium: Fairness in International Environmental Law
- Mario Prost & Alejandra Torres Camprubí, Against Fairness? International Environmental Law, Disciplinary Bias, and Pareto Justice
- Jaye Ellis, Extraterritorial Exercise of Jurisdiction for Environmental Protection: Addressing Fairness Concerns
- Kishan Khoday & Usha Natarajan, Fairness and International Environmental Law from Below: Social Movements and Legal Transformation in India
- Natasha Affolder, Transnational Conservation Contracts
- Hague International Tribunals - International Court of Justice Symposium: The Nicaragua Case 25 Years Later
- Abdulqawi A. Yusuf, The Notion of ‘Armed Attack’ in the Nicaragua Judgment and Its Influence on Subsequent Case Law
- James R. Crawford, Jurisdiction and Applicable Law
- Alain Pellet, The Nicaragua Case: ‘Mafiosi’s’ and ‘Veteran’s’ Approaches Combined
- International Criminal Court and Tribunals
- Antonio Cassese, The Legitimacy of International Criminal Tribunals and the Current Prospects of International Criminal Justice
- Salvatore Zappala, Personal Remarks on Antonio Cassese and His Vision of International Law and International Criminal Justice along the Road He Walked
- Christine Schuon, The Appeals Decision in the ICC’s Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo Case on the Trial Chamber’s ‘Decision on the Admission into Evidence of Materials Contained in the Prosecution’s List of Evidence’
- Bérénice Boutin, Responsibility of the Netherlands for the Acts of Dutchbat in Nuhanović and
Mustafić: The Continuous Quest for a Tangible Meaning for ‘Effective Control’ in the Context of Peacekeeping
The latest issue of the Leiden Journal of International Law (Vol. 25, no. 2, June 2012) is out. Contents include:
