The latest volume of the
German Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 60, 2017) is out. Contents include:
- Forum: The Relationship between African States and the International Criminal Court
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Gerhard Werle & Moritz Vormbaum,
African States, the African Union, and the International Criminal Court: A Continuing Story
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Dire Tladi,
Of Heroes and Villains, Angels and Demons: The ICC-AU Tension Revisited
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Focus: International Law and the Dehumanisation of Activities
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Helmut Philipp Aust,
»The System Only Dreams in Total Darkness«: The Future of Human Rights Law in the Light of Algorithmic Authority
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Thomas Burri,
International Law and Artificial Intelligence
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Aldo Chircop,
Testing International Legal Regimes: The Advent of Automated Commercial Vessels
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Stephan Hobe & Benjamyn I. Scott,
International Civil Aviation and the Dehumanisation of Activities
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Stefan A. Kaiser,
Legal Challenges of Automated and Autonomous Systems
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Nicholas Tsagourias & Russell Buchan,
Automatic Cyber Defence and the Laws of War
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Antje von Ungern-Sternberg,
Artifical Agents and General Principles of Law
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Walther Schücking Lecture
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Philip Allott,
Beyond War and Diplomacy: A Giant Step for Mankind
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Special Section: Towards Utopia – Rethinking International Law
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Jens T. Theilen, Isabelle Hassfurther, & Wiebke Staff, Guest Editors’ Introduction: Towards Utopia – Rethinking
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Jens T. Theilen, Of Wonder and Changing the World: Philip Allott’s Legal Utopianism
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Ka Lok Yip,
What is Human? Reading Social Idealism against the Reality of Blackman and Azaria
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Radhika Jagtap, Resistance through Utopia: Reflections on the Niyamgiri Anti-Mining Movement and International Law
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Wiebke Staff, Customary International Law: A Vehicle on the Road from Istopia to Eutopia?
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Isabelle Hassfurther,
Transforming the »International Unsociety«: Towards Eutopia by Means of International Recognition of Peoples’ Representatives
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Dorothy Makaza,
Towards Afrotopia. The AU Withdrawal Strategy Document, the ICC, and the Possibility of Pluralistic Utopias
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Severin Meier,
The Influence of Utopian Projects on the Interpretation of International Law and the Healthy Myth of Objectivity
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Marnie Lloydd,
Persistent Tensions? International Legal Perspectives on ›Other‹ Foreign Fighters
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Michelle Staggs Kelsall,
From a Stark Utopia to Everyday Utopias
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Rossana Deplano,
Building Pragmatic Utopias: The »Other« Security Council, International Law, and the United Nations Dream
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General Articles
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Peter Lawrence & Lukas Köhler, Representation of Future Generations through International Climate Litigation: A Normative Framework
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Anja Seibert-Fohr, From Complicity to Due Diligence: When Do States Incur Responsibility for Their Involvement in Serious International Wrongdoing?
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German Practice
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Avril Rushe, Same-Sex Marriage under the Grundgesetz and the European Convention on Human Rights
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Isabelle Hassfurther, Will There Be »Justice for Syria«? The Assad Regime in German Courts
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Felix Würkert, The German Past between Collectives and Individuals
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Tobias Thienel, Application and Repeal of the Offence of Insulting Foreign Heads of State: The Böhmermann Affair
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Alena Kunstreich, Prohibition or Non-Proliferation? Germany’s Point of View Concerning the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and Effective Nuclear Arms Control and Disarmament
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Markus Gentzsch & Marc Becker, PSPP – Curtain Up for a New Act in the Drama »German Federal Constitutional Court versus European Court of Justice«
