The latest issue of the
Italian Review of International and Comparative Law (Vol. 3, no. 1, 2023) is out. Contents include:
- The European Union and International Arbitration
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Anastasia Kalantzi, Parallel Arbitral Proceedings: An Analysis of the Issue of Parallel Arbitrations in International Commercial Arbitration within the European Legal Space
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Aygun Mammadzada, Arbitral Anti-Suit Measures: Implications of Mutual Trust
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N. Kansu Okyay, The Applicability of the Brussels I bis Regulation to Hybrid Dispute Resolution Clauses
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Francesco Sorace, Enforcing an icsid Award Issued in an Intra-EU Investment Arbitration: An Italian Law Perspective
- Symposium: Conventionality Control of Domestic
Law. Constitutionalised International Adjudication
and Internationalised Constitutional Adjudication
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Yota Negishi, A Normative Model of Conventionality Control: From Pyramid to Trapezium
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Jorge Contesse, Conventionality Control and the Limits of Pro Persona Jurisprudence
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Sabrina Ragone, Conventionality Control Between International and Constitutional Law:
The Viewpoint of a Comparativist
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Yota Negishi, Rejoinder from the Author
- Case Notes
- Michele Grassi, A (Not Always) Difficult Balance between Legal Certainty and Legality: The Effects of cjeu and ECtHR Case Law on National Res Judicata
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Maria Antonia Panascì, Breaking the Ancestral Silence: Recognition of Citizenship by Descent Despite the Great Brazilian Naturalization
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Pierfrancesco Rossi, The Interplay of State Immunity and Contractual Forum Selection Clauses in Employment Cases: Return to Normalcy
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Recent Developments
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Michela Chianese, The Role of Flag States of ngo Vessels under Italy’s New Migration Policy
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Luca Bartolucci, The NRRP as a “Self-Restraint” and as a Development of the (Spending) Conditionality Mechanism
