The latest volume of the
Japanese Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 65, 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Challenges to the "Law of Treaties" in Diversifying Treaty Relations
- Koji Nishimoto,
Introductory Note
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Aurélie Tardieu,
Lex Specialis Derogat Lei Generali and Diversification of Treaty Relations
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Maria Xiouri,
Challenges to Article 60 VCLT on the Termination or Suspension of the Operation of a Treaty in Response to Its Material Breach: The Relationship with Countermeasures
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Keun-Gwan Lee, Reconceptualising the Law of State Succession in Respect of Treaties —Checking the ILC’s “Codification” Efforts Against Subsequent State Practice—
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Jure Zrilič,
Armed Conflicts and the Law of Treaties: Recent Developments and Reappraisal of the Doctrine in Light of the Wars in Syria and Ukraine
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Okano Masataka,
Changing Roles of Treaties in Foreign Policy
- Globalization of Society and International Family Law in Japan
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Takami Hayashi,
Introductory Note
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Ryoko Yamaguchi,
Interests of the Child in Child Abduction and Visitation Cases —Differences Between Japan’s Domestic and International Criteria—
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Takami Hayashi,
Transboundary Child Protection in Japan
- Hayakawa Shinichiro,
Japanese Perspective on Legal Issues of International Surrogacy
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Moonsook Kim,
International Adoption in Korea
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Manabu Iwamoto,
International Recovery of Maintenance in Japan
- Changes and Evolution in Legal Doctrines Based upon State Sovereignty
- Jean-Marc Thouvenin,
On Different Res: Res Judicata, Res Interpretata, Res Praescripta (or Indicata), Res Deliberata
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Tomonori Mizushima,
Lex Lata and Lex Ferenda of Sovereign Immunity
- Japanese Digest of International Law
- Atsuko Kanehara,
The Impact on Japan’s Coast Guard and Maritime Security Caused by China’s Coast Guard Law of 2021
