The latest volume of the
Spanish Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 20, 2016) is out. Contents include:
- The Classics’ Corner
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Carlos R. Fernández Liesa, On the Contribution Of Imperial Spain to the Construction Of Classical International Law In Cervantes’ Times
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Francisco Castilla Urbano, Justice and Law In Don Quixote
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Pablo Zapatero Miguel, Letters From Arcadia: State of Nature in Cervantes and Vitoria
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Yolanda Gamarra Chopo, Cervantes’ Bellum Iustum in His Narrative Text
- General Articles
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José Cabrera Rodríguez, From Washington To Luxembourg… Stopping Over At Strasbourg? Enforcement of ICSID Awards Under EU Law
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Pau De Vilchez Moragues, Broadening The Scope: The Urgenda Case, The Oslo Principles And The Role Of National Courts In Advancing Environmental Protection Concerning Climate Change
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Félix Vacas Fernández, The European Operations in the Mediterranean Sea To Deal With Migration as a Symptom: From The Italian Operation Mare Nostrum to Frontex Operations Triton and Posseidon, Eunavfor-Med and NATO’s Assistance in the Aegean Sea
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Eulalia W. Petit De Gabriel, War Crimes, or When International Law Moved Ahead Domestic Law
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Ander Gutiérrez-Solana Journoud, Social Legitimacy and Political Authority: The Case of International Organisations
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Carlos Espaliú Berdud, The EU Response to the Paris Terrorist Attacks and the Reshaping of the Rights To Self-Defence In International Law
- Forum:
A European Arctic Policy: The Role on Non-Arctic Member States
- Xavier Pons Rafols, Spain in the United Nations: Sixtieth Anniversary
- Diego Badell, The Arctic Securitization and the Crisis of Multilateralism: A Comparison Between European Countries, Canada, Russian Federation and the United States of America
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Zhaklin Valerieva Yaneva, Legitimate EU on the Arctic Stage? Policy and Interests
