The latest issue of the
Cambridge International Law Journal (Vol. 13, no. 2, 2024) is out. Contents include:
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Martins Paparinskis,
The vocabulary and disputes of public international law: a reflection on tensions
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David McKeever, Sustaining peace in the aftermath of armed conflicts: amnesties and the UN Security Council’s regime on terrorism – a critical analysis of how the rules interact
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Claus Kreß, Sustainability in the prosecution of the crime of aggression: reflections in the wake of Russia’s initiation of a war of aggression against Ukraine*
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Nicole Citeroni, International criminal law as a catalyst for environmental peacebuilding
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Zuzanna Buszman, The pursuit of environmental justice: the adjudicative role of advisory opinions of creating obligations on States in respect of climate change
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Annalisa Savaresi, Climate change litigation: the role of international law *
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Chung-Han Yang & Maria-Augusta Paim, Evaluating China–Brazil bilateral engagements in climate change and energy: a true sustainability partnership or green appropriation? * , **
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Magdalena Kowalczuk Asher, Peace and sustainability in reparations: an analysis of the debate on ‘capping reparations’ in relation to State responsibility due to a State’s level of wealth
