The latest volume of the
Yearbook of International Disaster Law (Vol. 6, 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Thematic Section: ‘Technology and Disasters’
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YIDL Dialogues with Practitioners #3: Dr. Animesh Kumar, Head of
the Bonn, Germany Office of the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk
Reduction (UNDRR),
A Dialogue with Anastasia Telesetsky & Tommaso Natoli
- Andrea Gioia, Nuclear Liability Revisited
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Enikő Krajnyák, A Human Rights Approach to New Technologies for Climate Protection in
Light of Intergenerational Equity
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Simon Whitbourn, Regulating the Decarbonisation of Shipping: Providing Legal Protection
against the Risks Presented by Alternative Fuels
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Alessio Azzariti, Pandemic Risk in the Context of Biosafety, Biosecurity and International Law:
Applying the No-Harm Principle to Laboratories
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Gabriele Redigonda, Space Technology and International Disaster Law: Enabling Effective and
Agile Cooperation Based on State-of-the-Art Satellite Solutions
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Sima Moradinasab & S. Hadi Mahmoudi, Exploring the Institutional Development of Trans-governmental Space
Networks in Disaster Management
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Rachele Cera, Space for Heritage: What (Legal) Framework for the Use of Space
Remote Sensing for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event
of Disasters?
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Temitope Lawal, Francina Cantatore & Melanie Jackson, The Role of Low Earth Orbit Satellites in Facilitating Internet Connectivity in
the Asia-Pacific Region during Disaster Times
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Badar Shah, Zaynab Naji & Nathan Clark, Legal Implications of Data Harvesting from Social Media for Disaster
Risk Management
- General Section
- Jane McAdam, Walter Kälin & Bruce Burson, Statehood and the Protection of Persons in the Context of Sea-Level Rise:
the International Law Association’s Contribution
- Thomas Mulder, ‘In the Spirit of Solidarity’: an Analysis of Solidarity as a Principle of
International Disaster Response Law
- Ibnu Sitompul & W. John Hopkins, The Limits of Regional Disaster Law: Transboundary Haze Pollution and the
ASEAN Way
