The latest volume of the
Italian Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 33, 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Current Issues of International Environmental and Climate Law
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André Nollkaemper, Causation Puzzles in International Climate Litigation
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Patrícia Galvão Teles, The Legal Protection of Persons Affected by Sea-Level Rise
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Sol Meckievi & Jorge E. Viñuales, The Search for Clarity: Resort to Advisory Opinions as a Strategy for the Implementation of International Environmental Law
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Mariangela La Manna, Environmental Protection in Armed Conflict: Will the “Silent Victim” Have a Voice at Last?
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Gemma Andreone, The Agreement on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biological Diversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction: A Critical Assessment
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Carlo de Stefano, The Scrutiny of States’ Climate Change Action under WTO Law and International Investment Agreements
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Francesca Ippolito, Unweaving the Tangled Web of Environmental Rights of Children and Future Generations
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Saverio Di Benedetto, Restitution and Compensation for Environmental Damage in International Law: Towards an Ecological Approach?
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The Scientific Legacy of Benedetto Conforti
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Mario Gervasi, State Practice and Opinio Juris at the Intersection of Customary International Law and General Principles of Law
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Andrea Caligiuri, The Law of the Sea and the Relevance of Benedetto Conforti’s Teachings
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Pierfrancesco Rossi, Obey or Disobey: National Courts and International Law in the Thought of Conforti
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Diego Mauri, Indifferent Wars in International Law? A Hypothesis on Benedetto Conforti’s Legacy Twenty Years Later
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The Case of Giulio Regeni and the Nazi Crimes Reparations Fund before the Italian Constitutional Court
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Piergiuseppe Parisi & Mattia Pinto, In Pursuit of Greater Accountability for Torture: The Case of Giulio Regeni after Judgment no. 192/2023 of the Italian Constitutional Court
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Pierfrancesco Rossi, Truce or Settlement? The Dispute over Germany’s Immunity from Wartime Reparations claims after Judgment no. 159/2023 of the Italian Constitutional Court
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Alessandro Bufalini, The Italian Nazi Crimes Reparations Fund and Judicial Protection: Navigating the Drawbacks of Judicial Responses to Mass Crimes
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Notes and Comments
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Alice Ollino & Marco Pertile, Restorative Justice as a Tool to Address Violence Against Women? An Assessment of the Italian Case in Light of the Practice of International Monitoring Bodies
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Francesca Mussi, The Recent Italian Response to Migration: Everything must Change so that Everything can Stay the Same?
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Fiammetta Borgia, The Agreement Between Italy and Croatia on the Delimitation of their Exclusive Economic Zones
