The latest volume of the
Baltic Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 11, 2011) is out. The theme is "Lithuanian School of International law: Traditions and Modern Developments." Contents include:
- Dainius Žalimas & Justinas Žilinskas, Public International Law and Lithuania (1990–2011): To Protect and to Enrich
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Justinas Žilinskas, Status of Members of Anti-Soviet Armed Resistance (Partisans’ War) of 1944–1953 in Lithuania under International Law
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Dainius Žalimas, Legal Status of Lithuania’s Armed Resistance to the Soviet Occupation in the Context of State Continuity
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Nika Bruskina, Compensation for Damages Sustained by Natural Persons during World War II on Account of Acts of Nazi Germany: Practice of Lithuanian Courts in Light of International Law and European Union Law
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Vitalius Tumonis, The Complications of Conciliatory Judicial Reasoning: Causation Standards and Underlying Policies of State Responsibility
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Justinas Linkevičius, International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea: The Limits of Compulsory Jurisdiction
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Indrė Isokaitė, Response to Sea Pollution Incidents: International Framework, Regional Cooperation and National Approach
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Violeta Vasiliauskienė, Armed Conflict in the Fight against Terrorism
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Lina Urbaitė, Judicial Activism in the Approach of the European Court of Human Rights to Positive Obligations of the State
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Laima Vaigė, The Time is Ripe: Legal Recognition of Same-Sex Marriages in Lithuania
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Gintarė Makauskaitė, Public Interest in the Context of the Right to Access Official Information
The latest volume of the Baltic Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 11, 2011) is out. The theme is "Lithuanian School of International law: Traditions and Modern Developments." Contents include:
