The latest issue of the
Italian Review of International and Comparative Law (Vol. 2, no. 1, 2022) is out. Contents include:
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Massimo Iovane, Non-Recognition of Territorial Acquisitions by the Use of Armed Force: The Status of Jerusalem before Italian Courts
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Roberto Virzo, Sea-Level Rise and State of Necessity: Maintaining Current Baselines and Outer Limits of National Maritime Zones
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Gabriele Asta, The ECtHR’s Decision to Dismiss the First Request Submitted Under Article 29 of the Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine:
Putting Its Sleeping Advisory Competence Back in the Attic
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Federico Casolari, Italy’s Contribution to a More Robust International Architecture for the cbrn Legal Landscape:
A Critical Appraisal
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Paolo Passaglia, The Italian Constitutional Court and the Use of Comparative Law: An Empirical Analysis
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Donato Greco, Italy and the Enforcement of Foreign Judgments on Third States’ Tort Liability for Sponsoring Terrorism:
The Conundrum of Jurisdictional Immunity of Foreign States in the Presence of Serious Violations of Human Rights
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Pietro Franzina, Violation of Public Policy as a Ground for Non-Recognition of Foreign Judgments – The Case of Judgments Preceded by a Mareva-Type Freezing Order
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Simone Marinai, Stateless Status and Expulsion from Italian Territory:
Some Remarks on the Recent Case Law of the Corte di Cassazione
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Filippo Venturi, War and Peace in the Context of the Multilevel Legal Order for the Protection of the Fundamental Rights of the Persons Requested for the Execution of a European Arrest Warrant:
Some Remarks on the Decisions No. 216 and 217 of 2021 of the Italian Constitutional Court
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Elettra Stradella, The Last Presidential (Re)Election in Italy:
Internal and Exogenous Factors in the Framework of an Unsatisfactory Discipline of Presidential Election
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Ilaria Queirolo, International Child Abduction and the 1980 Hague Convention in Practice: The Biran Case
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Luigi Prosperi, Legal Effects of the Ratification by Italy of the Amendments to the icc Statute on Aggression
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Francesca Capone, The Development of the Italian Doctrine in the Words of Antonio Cassese:
Towards a More Pragmatic Approach?
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Martina Buscemi, What’s in a name?
International Organizations in Search of an Identity
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Pasquale Annicchino, The Fragmentation of Human Rights. Case Studies from a Post-Arab Spring Context
