The latest volume of the Israel Yearbook on Human Rights (Vol. 52, 2022) is out. Contents include:- Kenneth Watkin, Exercising Self-Defence in 21st Century Shadow Wars
- Nicholas Rostow, Reflections on the Consequences of the U.S. Afghan Experience
- Yoram Dinstein, Coalition Warfare and Complicity
- Arne Willy Dahl, Legal Interoperability in Multinational Military Operations
- Koki Sato, The Belligerent Status of Vessels in Naval Warfare with Particular Reference to China’s Armed Forces
- Roni Katzir & Steve Fikhman, Prize Law and the Unique Nature of the Law of Naval Warfare: Comments on Recent Israeli Jurisprudence
- Kubo Mačák, The Role of International Human Rights Law in the Interpretation of the Fourth Geneva Convention
- Pnina Sharvit Baruch, The Israeli Law on the Incarceration of Unlawful Combatants Turns Twenty – An Appraisal
- Harry H. G. Post, The Courts on Climate Change and Fundamental Rights
- Arnon Gutfeld, Cantwell v. Connecticut: A Constitutional Milestone on the Road to Freedom of Religion in the United States
- Yoram Rabin & Yaniv Vaki, Stealing Food to Satisfy Hunger: The Case of Israel
- Marco Roscini & Riccardo Labianco, The Intersections between the Arms Trade Treaty and the International Law of Foreign Intervention in Situations of Internal Unrest
- Rein Müllerson, The Cold Monster Very Much Still Alive: The Rise and Fall and Rise of the Nation-State
