The latest volume of the
Baltic Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 19, 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Ineta Ziemele, Latvian Tradition in International Law
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Ieva Miļūna, Latvian Tradition in State Responsibility
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Jānis Lazdiņš, Ainārs Lerhis, Jānis Pleps, & Ineta Ziemele, Legal and Historical Elements of Latvia’s Restoration of Independence
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Žaneta Mikosa, Evolution of Procedural Rights and Legal Standing in Environmental Matters in Latvia
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Edvards Kušners & Esmeralda Balode-Buraka, Behind the Scenes: EU Accession Challenges
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Christoph Schewe, Shattering the Concept of EU Citizenship? The Potential Impact of Brexit and Potential Secession of Catalonia on EU Citizenship
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Agnese Saukuma, Legal and Ethical Issues in Designing Online Courts
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George Chakhvadze, Mafruza Sultana, & Jānis Grasis, The Concept of Maritime Terrorism Between Traditionalism and Expansionism: Re-thinking Maritime Terrorism as a Transnational Crime
