The latest volume of the
Spanish Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 24, 2020) is out. Contents include:
- The Classics’ Corner
- Alejandro Rodríguez Carrión, International Law on the Threshold of the 21st Century
- Special contribution
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Antonio Remiro Brotóns, The Declaration of Principles turns fifty years: a rondó of sly power
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General Articles
- Marco Longobardo, «Super-Robust» Peacekeeping Mandates In Non-International Armed Conflicts Under International Law
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Miguel Checa Martínez, Brexit And Private International Law: Looking Forward From The UK But Actually Going Backward
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Alexis Berg-Rodríguez, Back On The Good Track: Historical Institutionalism And The New Political Model Between The Eu And Cuba
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Chema Suárez Serrano, From Bullets To Fake News: Disinformation As A Weapon Of Mass Distraction. What Solutions Does International Law Provide?
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Nerea Magallón Elósegui, Trade In Minerals And Human Rights: Towards Responsible Sourcing Of Minerals From Conflict Areas In Europe (Regulation (EU) 2017/821)
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Jerónimo Maillo, New Screening Of Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) In Europe: A First Step Towards A New Paradigm?
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Ignacio Forcada Barona, Brexit And European Citizenship: Welcome Back To International Law
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Libia Arenal, Economic Crimes Against Humanity: A Legal Challenge For The Positive Regulation Of Crimes Against Humanity In Article 7 Of The Rome Statute
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Catalonia Secession before the Spanish Supreme Court
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Araceli Mangas Martín, A Decent Supreme Court Judgement
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Pedro Tent Alonso, Assessment, In Light Of EU Law, Of The Constitutional Framework From Which The Spanish Supreme Court Has Approached The Prosecution Of Catalan Separatist Leaders
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Helena Torroja Mateu, The «Right To Decide» In International Law As Ground For Exclusion Of Unlawfullness
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Santiago Ripol Carulla & Rafael Arenas García, Issues Related To European Human Rights Law: The European Court Of Human Rights
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Javier Roldán Barbero, The Catalonia Independence Process And EU Law (2017-2020)
