The latest issue of the
Revue belge de droit international (2017, no. 2) is out. Contents include:
- Dossier Spécial : Public Policy Meets Property Protection
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T. Ruys & D. Bruloot, Public Policy meets Property Protection — Foreword
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S. Marquardt, The role of the High Representative and the European
External Action Service in EU sanctions policy
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C. Candelmo, Targeted Sanctions and Liability for Erroneous Listing
— Lessons from EU Case-Law
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A. Hofer, Negotiating International Public Policy through the
Adoption and Contestation of Sanctions
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L. van den Herik,
Sidestepping the Security Council: The Use of Non-UN
Sanctions for UN Purposes
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T. Ruys, Reflections on the ‘Global Magnitsky Act’ and the use
of targeted sanctions in the fight against grand corruption
- V. Grandaubert,
Executing on State Property in Criminal Proceedings
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B. Warwas, Do the Provisions of CETA on the Status of Arbitrators
Increase the Legitimacy of the ICS?
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F. Hoffmeister, The EU contribution to the progressive development of
institutional aspects in international investment law
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E. De Brabandere, Human Rights Counterclaims in Investment Treaty
Arbitration
- Études
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K. Bannelier, Obligations de diligence dansle cyberespace : qui a peur de la cyber-diligence ?
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S.B. Traoré & A. Diallo, De la légalité de l’intervention militaire de janvier 2017 en Gambie
