The latest volume of the
Baltic Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 17, 2017/2018) is out. Contents include:
- Hent Kalmo, Principles and Pragmatism in State Succession: Bargaining in the Economic Affairs Commission of the Tartu Peace Conference
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Jaanika Erne, On the Borders of Law, History and Politics: Estonian Statesman Jüri Jaakson’s Views and Life in Context
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Rytis Satkauskas, One Hundred Years of Faith: The Baltic States’ Contribution to International Justice
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Gabriela Belova & Nikolay Marin, A Century of the Baltic States’ Independence: Some Similarities and Differences with Bulgaria
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Lauri Hannikainen, Finland’s Continuation War (1941–1944): War of Aggression or Defence? War of Alliance or Separate War?
Analyzed from the International – Especially Legal – Perspective
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Andres Parmas, Application of Domestic Criminal Statutes in regard to International Crimes
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Ineta Ziemele, Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights as a Source of Human Rights Law
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Ozlem Ulgen, Human Dignity in an Age of Autonomous Weapons: Are We in Danger of Losing an ‘Elementary Consideration of Humanity’?
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Marion Blondel, Vulnerability as a Virtue: An Attempt to Transpose the Care Ethic in International Law
