The latest volume of the
Czech Yearbook of Public & Private International Law (Vol. 5, 2014) is out. Contents include:
- Studies in International Law and Organizations
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Sanderijn Duquet & Jan Wouters, Non-Traditional Norms in International Law: Approaches in Legal Scholarship
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Veronika Bílková,
Responsibility While Protecting - an Alternative to R2P, or a Return to its Original Ethos?
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Ana Polak Petrič,
The Existance of the Right to Humanitarian Assistance in the Event of Natural Disasters
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Josef Mrázek,
The Definition of Aggression and the Use of Force
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Jan Ondřej,
What is the Legal Regime of the Arctic?
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Jakub Handrlica,
The Brussels Convention on the Liability of Operators of Nuclear Ships: Expectations, Basic Principles and the Reasons of Failure
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Karolina Žákovská,
CITES at the Beginning of its Fifth Decade: Outdated, or at its Best?
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Diplomatic Protection
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Čestmír Čepelka, Rethinhinking the ILC Draft Articles on Diplomatic Protection: The Legal Nature of Diplomatic Protection
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Pavel Caban,
Diplomatic Protection and other Mechanisms for the Protection of the Individual against Serious Human Rights Violations: Limiting the Discretion
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Diana Cucos,
The Position of the Individual in Post-Codification Diplomatic Protection
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International Law and European Law
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Emil Ruffer, The Intergovernmental Avenues of the European Integration: A Way Ahead for the Economic and Monetary Union?
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Pavel Biriukov, Issue of Cooperation on Home Affairs Between the USA and the EU
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Harald Christian Scheu, European Anti-discrimination Law and the Legal Status of Professional Athletes
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International Human Rights Law
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Pavel Bureš, What is not right in Human Rights Protection? Few reflections on some European Court of Human Rights judgements
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Jan Lhotský, The UN Human Rights Treaty Body System - Reform, Strengthening or Postponement?
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Martin Faix, Are International Organisations Bound by International Human Rights Obligations?
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Alla Tymofeyeva, Do Legal Person Have the Right to Respect for Private and Family Life?
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International Criminal Law and Humanitarian Law
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Kateřina Uhlířová, The Role of International Law in the Rule of Law Efforts in Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Ondřej Svaček, Human Rights before the International Criminal Court
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Carollann Braum, Private Military Contractors, Paramilitaries and Mercenaries in the Ukrainian Conflict: An Analysis of their Impact on International Law
- Czech Views on Investment and Trade Law
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Zuzana Jahodníková & Miloš Olík, And Never the Twain Shall Meet: Parallel Arbitral and Court Proceedings within the Sphere of International Investment Arbitration. Is Parallelism an Undesirable Occurrence or a Welcome Lifeline?
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Vojtěch Trapl, Umbrella Clause - Additional Protection of Investment by Clause or Non-Protection Even Though Addition of the Clause?
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Klara Polackova Van der Ploeg, State Immunity in Jurisprudence of Czech Courts
