The latest volume of the
Slovak Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 3, 2010-2011) is out. Contents include:
- Richard Bednárik & Kristína Šimuláková, IAEA and its response to Fukushima disaster
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Michal Davala, Should the “margin of appreciation” be abandoned without delay?
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Peter Dudič, What are the implications in international law of Turkey’s damming of international rivers?
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Peter Klanduch, International criminal tribunals and the development of the law of genocide
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Michaela Mackuliaková, International Obligations in the European Asylum System in the context of the M.S.S. v. Belgium and Greece Case Law
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Josef Mrázek, Armed Conflicts and Self-Defence in International Law
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Jan Ondřej, Mixed Instruments in International Disarmament and Humanitarian Law
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Denisa Šrameková, Russia and the WTO
- Veronika Trstenská, Åland Islands and their status in the European Union
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Jozef Valuch, View on International Legal Personality with respect to the Position of an Individual in Contemporary International Law
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Viera Strážnická, Human dignity in the European legal space
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Kristína Potomová, Succession of states in international law
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Matúš Huťka, Universal jurisdiction in the Slovak legal order
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Tomáš Buchta, Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union as an instrument and manifestation of closer intergovernmental cooperation between the EU Member States
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Igor Barna, Genuine link principle in granting diplomatic protection
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Daniel Arbet, Analysis of the International Court of Justice advisory opinion on the legal consequences of the construction of a wall in the occupied Palestinian territory
