The latest volume of the
South African Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 42, 2017) is out. Contents include:
- Aniel de Beer & Dire Tladi, The prohibition of terrorism as a Jus Cogens norm
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Martha M. Bradley, The ‘intensity’ threshold in article 8(2)(f) of the Rome Statute: the conundrum created by the term ‘protracted armed conflict’ and the possibility of a new category of non-international armed conflict
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Mispa Roux, New era for international criminal law: rethinking the definitions of crimes against humanity and genocide through the scope of its evolution as an outgrowth of war crimes
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Serges Djoyou Kamga, The United Nations system and the realisation of the right to development: challenges and opportunities
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Denning Ngomele Metuge, A critical review of the incorporation of SOLAS survey and certification standards in South African law
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Siqhamo Yamkela Ntola, Africa and the continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles : developments and challenges
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Yolandi Meyer, Reflections on the UN Working Groups on human rights and transnational corporations
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Annet Wanyana Ogutt, OECD multilateral instrument on treaty-related BEPS measures: benefits, challenges and recommended options for South Africa and other developing countries
