Joseph Klingler,
Yuri Parkhomenko, &
Constantinos Salonidis have published
Between the Lines of the Vienna Convention?: Canons and Other Principles of Interpretation in Public International Law (Wolters Kluwer 2018). Contents include:
- Alain Pellet, Canons of Interpretation under the Vienna Convention
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Sean D. Murphy, The Utility and Limits of Canons and Other Interpretive Principles in Public International Law
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Michael Waibel, The Origins of Interpretive Canons in Domestic Legal Systems
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Céline Braumann & August Reinisch, Effet Utile
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Joseph Klingler, Expressio Unius Est Exclusio Alterius
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Alison Macdonald, Ex Abundante Cautela
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Freya Baetens, Ejusdem Generis and Noscitur a Sociis
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Dirk Pulkowski, Lex Specialis Derogat Legi Generali/Generalia Specialibus Non Derogant
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Alina Miron, Per Argumentum a Fortiori
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Paula F. Henin, In Pari Materia Interpretation in Treaty Law
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Pierre d’Argent, Contra Proferentem
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Panos Merkouris, In Dubio Mitius
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Rumiana Yotova, Compliance with Domestic Law: An Implied Condition in Treaties Conferring Rights and Protections on Foreign Nationals and Their Property?
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Andrew D. Mitchell & Tania Voon, The Rule of Necessary Implication
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Alexia Solomou, Exceptions to a Rule Must Be Narrowly Construed
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Peter Tzeng, The Principles of Contemporaneous and Evolutionary Interpretation
