The latest volume of the
Yearbook of International Humanitarian Law (Vol. 20, 2017) is out. Contents include:
- The Development and Interpretation of International Humanitarian Law
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Heleen Hiemstra & Ellen Nohle, The Role of Non-State Armed Groups in the Development and Interpretation of International Humanitarian Law
- Rogier Bartels, A Fine Line Between Protection and Humanisation: The Interplay Between the Scope of Application of International Humanitarian Law and Jurisdiction over Alleged War Crimes Under International Criminal Law
- Samit D’Cunha, The Notion of External NIACs: Reconsidering the Intensity Threshold in Light of Contemporary Armed Conflicts
- Valentina Azarova, Towards a Counter-Hegemonic Law of Occupation: On the Regulation of Predatory Interstate Acts in Contemporary International Law
- Targeting in Armed Conflicts
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Jeroen C. van den Boogaard & Arjen Vermeer, Precautions in Attack and Urban and Siege Warfare
- Till Patrik Holterhus, Targeting the Islamic State’s Religious Personnel Under International Humanitarian Law
- Héctor Olasolo & Felipe Tenorio-Obando, Are the Targets of Aerial Spraying Operations in Colombia Lawful Under International Humanitarian Law?
- Other Articles
- Beier Lin, Marie Wilmet, & Charlotte Renckens, Year in Review 2017
