International Law Reporter: New Volume: Italian Yearbook of International Law

Wednesday, October 25, 2017

The latest volume of the Italian Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 26, 2016) is out. Contents include:

Massimo Iovane & Daniele Amoroso, Introduction
Sergei Yu. Marochkin, A Russian Approach to International Law in the Domestic Legal Order: Basics, Development and Perspectives
Ikboljon Qoraboyev & Emre Turkut, International Law in the Turkish Legal Order: Transnational Judicial Dialogue and the Turkish Constitutional Court
Vinai Kumar Singh, International Treaties and the Indian Legal System: New Ways Ahead
Giovanni Zarra, The Interference of ICSID Provisional Measures with National Criminal Proceedings
Michail Vagias, Revocation of Enduring Amnesties vs. Principle of Legality: Jurisprudential Contestations Between the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and Domestic Courts
Eva Kassoti, Between Völkerrechtsfreundlichkeit and Realpolitik: The EU and Trade Agreements Covering Occupied Territories
Andrea Spagnolo, The Loan of Organs Between International Organizations as a “Normative Bridge”: Insights from Recent EU Practice
Francesco Seatzu, On the Unbearable Lightness of the Effects of Public International Law within the Andean Legal System

Francesca Fiorentini & Andrzej Jakubowski, Istria’s Artistic and Spiritual Heritage in Abeyance: International Cooperation and Cultural Community Rights
Yota Negishi, Conventionality Control of Domestic “Abuse of Power”: Maintaining Human Rights and Democracy
Massimiliano Montini, The Double Failure of Environmental Regulation and Deregulation and the Need for Ecological Law

Maria Rosaria Mauro, A Step Back in the Protection of Migrants’ Rights: The Grand Chamber’s Judgment in Khlaifia v. Italy
Leonardo Borlini, The North Korea’s Gauntlet, International Law and the New Sanctions Imposed by the Security Council
Stefano Silingardi, The United Kingdom’s Involvement in the 2003 Iraqi War: Jus Ad Bellum and Jus in Bello Issues Before the Iraq (Chilcot) Inquiry