The latest volume of the
Italian Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 29, 2019) is out. Contents include:
- Symposium: Challenges to Multilateralism in International Trade Law
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Giorgio Sacerdoti, Multilateralism and the WTO in the Post Covid-19 World
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Tommaso Soave, Who Controls WTO Dispute Settlement? Socio-Professional Practices and the Crisis of the Appellate Body
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Elisa Baroncini, Preserving the Appellate Stage in the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism: The EU and the Multi-Party Interim Appeal Arbitration Arrangement
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Regis Yann Simo, The African Continental Free Trade Area in a Stagnating Multilateral Trading System: On the Likely (Ir)relevance of the Enabling Clause
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Antonino Alì, National Security and Trade Wars: Legal Implications for Multilateralism
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Articles
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Deborah Russo, The Attribution to States of the Conduct of Public Enterprises in the Fields of Investment and Human Rights Law
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Catherine Costaggiu, The Evolution of BITs: Toward Reconciling Foreign Investment Protection and Socio-Economic Human Rights
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Carlo De Stefano, From Arbitrators to Judges? Reflections on the Reform of Investor-State Dispute Settlement
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Notes and Comments
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Silvia Borelli & Maria Chiara Vitucci, The Italian Response to Exploitation of Migrant Workers in the Agricultural Sector: Between Criminalization and Prevention
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Natalino Ronzitti, The Agreement Between Italy and Niger on Defence Cooperation
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Maria Rosaria Mauro, “National Security”, Foreign Investments and National Screening Procedures: The Italian Regime
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Gustavo Minervini, Viola v. Italy: A First Step Towards the End of Life Imprisonment in Italy
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Paola Mariani, Unilateral Measures in a No-Deal Brexit: The Italian Way to Mitigate the Impact of an Abrupt Change of Regulation
