The latest volume of the
German Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 56, 2013) is out. Contents include:
- Forum: Conflicts in the South China Sea
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Zou Keyuan,
China and the South China Sea Conundrum: Any Prospective Solution in Future?
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Ted L. McDorman,
The South China Sea: The U-Shaped Line, Islands and the Philippine-China Arbitration
- Focus: International Energy Law
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Sergei Vinogradov & Gokce Mete,
Cross-Border Oil and Gas Pipelines in International Law
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Tara Davenport,
The Installation of Submarine Power Cables under UNCLOS: Legal and Policy Issues
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Kaj Hobér & Joel Dahlquist,
International Investment Protection Regimes in the Energy Sector
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Andrey Konoplyanik,
Russia and the Energy Charter: Long, Thorny and Winding Way to Each Other
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Patrick Reyners,
The International Nuclear Energy Law Framework: An Outlook
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Peter Kayode Oniemola,
International Law on Renewable Energy: The Need For a Worldwide Treaty
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Alexandra Xanthaki,
Rights of Indigenous Peoples under the Light of Energy Exploitation
- General Articles
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Ulf Linderfalk,
All the Things That You Can Do with Jus Cogens – A Pragmatic Approach to Legal Language
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Martin Borowski,
Absolute Rights and Proportionality
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Jasmine Coppens,
Interception of Seaborne Migrants: The Applicability of the Non-Refoulement Principle at Sea
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Dagmar Richter & Patrick Uhrmeister,
Returning ›Politically Exposed Persons‹ Illicit Assets from Switzerland – International Law in the Force Field of Complexity and Conditionality
- German Practice
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Christophe Eick,
The German-Gabonese Initiative on Poaching and Illegal Wildlife Trafficking: Is There a Role for the UN Security Council?
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Berenike Schriewer,
Shining a Light on the Human Rights Situation in Germany – The Human Rights Council's Report on Germany in the Second Cycle of the Universal Periodic Review
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Marlitt Brandes,
Germany's Secret Arms Deals: Compliance of German Arms Export Licensing with International Law
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Nicholas English & Tim Rauschning,
The Procurement and Use of Armed UAVs by the German Military in International and German Law
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Jule Siegfried & Marieke Lüdecke,
50th Anniversary of the Élysée Treaty
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Katrin Kohoutek,
The Swiss-German Treaty on the Effects of the Operation of Zurich Airport on German Territory
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Julia Müller,
The Hamburg Piracy Trial – A Contribution to the International Aim of Combating Piracy?
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Andrea Meyer,
The 2011 EU Directive on Preventing and Combating Trafficking: Non-Implementation by Germany?
The latest volume of the German Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 56, 2013) is out. Contents include:
