The latest volume of the
Austrian Review of International and European Law (Vol. 27, 2022) is out. Contents include:
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Special Issue: International Human Rights and International Economic Law: Interfaces, Challenges, Visions
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Christina Binder & Ursula Kriebaum, Introduction to the ARIEL Special Issue – ‘International Human Rights and International Economic Law: Interfaces, Challenges, Visions’
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Andreas Th Müller, The Right to Water as a Shaping Force in International Economic Law
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Rafael Tamayo-Álvarez & René Urueña, Regulating Seed Digitization: What Role for Seed Sovereignty?
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Julian Scheu & Eva-Maria Wettstein, Climate Change, Human Rights, and Private Capital: The Obligation of States to Close the Climate Investment Gap
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Ursula Kriebaum, Parallel Proceedings – Investment Arbitration and the European Court of Human Rights
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Rebecca McMenamin & Michael Waibel, Shareholder Protection in International Human Rights and Investment Law
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Irmgard Marboe, The Legal Consequences of a Violation: Reparation/Just Satisfaction/Damages by Human Rights Bodies and Investment Tribunals
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Veronika Bílková, Economic Sanctions Against Individuals and Human Rights Law
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Finnur Magnússon, Sanctions against Individuals and Investment Law
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Mateja S Platise, Traditional Legal Concepts under Fire? Business and Human Rights at the International, National and EU Levels
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General Article
- Gábor Kajtár, Between Chaos and Coherence – Attribution Tests in the Practice of International Investment Tribunals
