The latest volume of the
Irish Yearbook of International Law (Volume 10, 2015) is out. Contents include:
- Symposium: Collective Responsibility for Migrants at Sea
- Richard Collins, Europe's Shared Burden: Collective Responsibility for Migrants at Sea
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Patrick Burke, Troubled Waters: The Legal Issues Inherent in the Irish Defence Forces' Role in the Mediterranean Migrant Crisis
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Kristof Gombeer, Human Rights Adrift?: Enabling the Disembarkation of Migrants to a Place of Safety in the Mediterranean
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Ainhoa Campàs Velasco, The International Convention on Maritime Search and Rescue: Legal Mechanisms of Responsibility Sharing and Cooperation in the Context of Sea Migration?
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Francesca Mussi & Nikolas Feith Tan, Comparing Cooperation on Migration Control: Italy–Libya and Australia–Indonesia
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Bríd Ní Ghráinne, Left to Die at Sea: State Responsibility for the May 2015 Thai, Indonesian and Malaysian Pushback Operations
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Daria Davitti & Annamaria La Chimia, A Lesser Evil? The European Agenda on Migration and the Use of Funding for Migration Control
