The latest volume of the
Netherlands Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 44, 2013) is out. Contents include:
- Crisis and International Law: Decoy or Catalyst?
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Willem van Genugten & Mielle Bulterman, Crises: Concern and Fuel for International Law
and International Lawyers
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Benjamin Authers & Hilary Charlesworth, The Crisis and the Quotidian in International
Human Rights Law
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Daniel Augenstein, The Crisis of International Human Rights Law
in the Global Market Economy
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Juan M. Amaya-Castro, International Refugees and Irregular Migrants:
Caught in the Mundane Shadow of Crisis
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Edwin Bikundo, Saving Humanity from Hell: International Criminal
Law and Permanent Crisis
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Tomer Broude, Warming to Crisis: The Climate Change Law
of Unintended Opportunity
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Karin Mickelson,
Between Crisis and Complacency: Seeking Commitment
in International Environmental Law
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Alexia Herwig, The WTO and the Doha Negotiation in Crisis?
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Jessica C. Lawrence, The EU in Crisis: Crisis Discourse as a Technique
of Government
