The latest volume of the
Baltic Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 20, 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Lauri Mälksoo, The Estonian Tradition of International Law
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Martin Mändveer, Non-legally Binding Agreements in International Relations: An Estonian Perspective
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Sofia Bilous, Gaps and Peculiarities of Russian Legislation in Reference to International Instruments on Indigenous Peoples’ Rights
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Artur Simonyan, Eurasian Supranationalism: From Academic Discourse to the Eurasian Economic Union
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Carri Ginter & Piret Schasmin, Understanding and Effects of EU Directives
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Liina Lumiste, Russian Approaches to Regulating Use of Force in Cyberspace
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Eugene EG Tan & Benjamin Ang, ASEAN Ambiguity on International Law and Norms for Cyberspace
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Daniel Álvarez-Valenzuela & Francisco Vera-Hott, Cyber Operations in South America
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Lixin Zhu & Wei Chen, Chinese Approach to International Law with Regard to Cyberspace Governance and Cyber Operation: From the Perspective of the Five Principles of Peaceful Co-existence
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Tal Mimran, Between Israel and Iran: Middle-East Attitudes to the Role of International Law in the Cyber-Sphere
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Uchenna Jerome Orji, Interrogating African Positions on State Sponsored Cyber Operations: A Review of Regional and National Policies and Legal Responses
