The latest volume of the
Spanish Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 25, 2021) is out. Contents include:
- General Articles
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Robert Kolb & Tarcisio Gazzini, Catalonia Independence Claim: An Analysis from the Standpoint of International Law
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Víctor C. Pascual Planchuelo, From the Right to Political Participation to An Emerging Right to Democracy Through the Action of the United Nations and the International Election Observation
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Joana Loyo Cabezudo, Transitional Justice: Some Reflections Around a Misunderstood Notion
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Forum: The Paradox of Global Norms
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Caterina García, Pablo Pareja & Ángel J. Rodrigo, The Paradox of Global Norms
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Laura Planas Gifra, Between Cosmopolitism and Westphalia: The Case of Terrorism
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Meijie Jiang, Evolving China in the Global Climate Norm-Making: Development Models, National Roles and International Contexts
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Daria Shvets, Submarine Cables as an Object of Legal Regulation
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Josep Ibáñez, The Normative Dimension Of Platform Governance: Gig Tech and Digital Platforms as Normative Actors
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Esteban Muñoz, The ICJ’s de Facto Authority and the Exercise of Inherent Powers in the Recent Case of Iran vs. the United States
