The latest volume of the
Austrian Review of International and European Law (Vol. 28, 2023) is out. Contents include:
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Articles
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Rosana Garciandia,
Inter-State Communications before United Nations Human Rights Treaty Bodies: Distinctive Features and Evolving Aims
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Alrun Cohen, Artificial Intelligence in Counterterrorism and Human Rights
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György Andrássy, The Real Meaning of Article 27 ICCPR and the Deeper Understanding of Overlapping Human Rights Its Exploration Requires
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Haris Huremagić, The Many Worlds of Advisory Opinions – About Recent Practice, Compliance and False Dichotomies
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Elisabeth Hoffberger-Pippan, Obligations for Third States in the War between Israel and Hamas: To Deliver or Not to Deliver
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Current Developments
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Isabella E Brunner, The Austrian Position Paper on Cyber Activities and International Law – A Commentary
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Matthias Radosztics, The Protection of the Right to a Fair Trial in Austrian Headquarters Agreements Over Time
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Hannah Grandits & Martin Baumgartner, State Succession in Respect of Foreign Property of the Former Soviet Union: A Discussion of Recent Case Law of the Austrian Supreme Court from an International Law Perspective
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Lisa Heschl, The Individual Assessment of Protection Claims by Afghan Women and Girls: Note on CJEU C-608/22
