The latest volume of the
Polish Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 32, 2012) is out. Contents include:
- Wojciech Sadurski,
Democratic Legitimacy of the European Union: A Diagnosis and Some
Modest Proposals
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Roman Kwiecień,
Does the State Still Matter? Sovereignty, Legitimacy and International Law
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Anna Wyrozumska,
Execution on an Embassy Bank Account
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Malgorzata Fitzmaurice,
Some Reflections on Legal and Philosophical Foundations of International
Environmental Law
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Susana Camargo Vieira,
Governance, Good Governance, Earth System Governance . . . and
International Law
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Alice de Jonge,
What Are the Principles of International Law Applicable to the Resolution
of Sovereign Debt Crises?
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Mia Swart,
The Lubanga Reparations Decision: A Missed Opportunity?
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Adam Bodnar & Irmina Pacho,
Targeted Killings (Drone Strikes) and the European Convention on Human
Rights
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Aleksandra Dłubak,
Problems Surrounding Arrest Warrants Issued by the International Criminal
Court: A Decade of Judicial Practice
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Maurizio Arcari,
Limits to Security Council Powers under the UN Charter and Issues of
Charter Interpretation
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Natividad Fernández Sola,
The European Union as a Regional Organization within the Meaning of
the UN Charter
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Dagmar Richter,
Judicial Review of Security Council Decisions – A Modern Vision of the
Administration of Justice?
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Pavel Šturma,
Does the Rule of Law also Apply to the Security Council? Limiting Its
Powers by Way of Responsibility and Accountability
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Andreas Zimmermann,
The Security Council and the Obligation to Prevent Genocide and War
Crimes
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