The latest volume of the
Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law (Vol. 28, 2024) is out. Contents include:
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Thematic Forum: ‘Challenges and Opportunities for the Law
of the Sea at a Time of Crisis’
- Alexander Proelss, Erika de Wet, Kathrin Maria Scherr &
Sai Sathyanarayanan Venkatesh, Editorial Preface: Challenges and Opportunities for the Law of the Sea
at a Time of Crisis
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Kathrin Maria Scherr & Sai Sathyanarayanan Venkatesh,
Charting the Course: Reflections on the Foundations and Legacy
of ITLOS: In Conversation with Rüdiger Wolfrum
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Alexander Proelss & Sai Sathyanarayanan Venkatesh,
Steering the Law of the Sea Through Uncharted Waters: The Future
of Maritime Governance and ITLOS’ Role in a Changing World:
In Conversation with Tomas Heidar
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Payam Akhavan & Rozemarijn Roland Holst,
COSIS’ Quest for Climate Justice: A Brief History of the ITLOS
Advisory Opinion
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Ekaterina Antsygina,
Interpreting the Non-Undermining Clause of the BBNJ Agreement:
Restrictive or Complementary Roles for the COP within RFMO
Competences?
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Masahiko Asada,
Sea-Level Rise and the Law of the Sea: Challenges and Resolutions
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Laisa Branco de Almeida,
Promoting the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits from Fish in Areas
Beyond National Jurisdiction
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Birgir Hrafn Búason & Hendrik Daði Jónsson,
From Ambition to Action – Addressing Key Challenges to
Implementation and Compliance Under the BBNJ Agreement
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Arron N. Honniball,
When High Seas Freedoms and Activities in the Area Confront:
Human Rights and Law of the Sea Perspectives in Permitting Protests
at Sea Against Deep Seabed Mining
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Vicky Kapogianni & Eric Loefflad,
The Maritime Depths of Ex Aequo et Bono: Towards an Equitable
Transcendence of the Terracentric Juridical Reproduction of the
Falklands/Malvinas Dispute
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So Yeon Kim & Wonhee Kim, Consultation Mechanisms Between the Conference of the Parties
of the BBNJ Agreement and Relevant Instruments, Frameworks
and Bodies
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Niels Krabbe, Sharing Benefits of Genetic Resources Under the BBNJ Agreement –
Resolving the North–South Divide by Legal Creativity
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Daniela Martins Pereira da Silva,
Shifting Shores, Keeping Lines? Revisiting the Indonesia–Singapore
Delimitation Treaty in Light of Subsequent Changes
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Juliana Moreira Mendonça,
The Australia–Tuvalu Falepili Union Treaty: Addressing Human Rights
and Climate Mobility in the Face of Sea-Level Rise
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Lan Ngoc Nguyen,
A Piece of the Puzzle: Regime Interaction in the ITLOS Advisory
Opinion on Climate Change
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Dimitris Panousos,
Intersecting Legal Frameworks at Sea: The Continued Applicability
of the Law of the Sea in Armed Conflicts
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Matilde Rocca,
Search and Rescue Obligations Under the Law of the Sea: A Lesson
in ‘Diplomatic Alchemy’
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Makoto Seta,
Impact of the WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies on the Rights
and Obligations Under UNCLOS
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Yoshifumi Tanaka, Principle of Common but Differentiated Responsibilities and
Respective Capabilities in the ITLOS Advisory Opinion on Climate
Change: A Critical Assessment
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Constantinos Yiallourides & Aylin Yildiz Noorda,
Law of the Sea, Climate Change and State Responsibility
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Articles on the Law and Practise of the United Nations (General
Section)
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Tihao Zeng, Remedies Against the Security Council Sanctions Listing: Development
of Remedial Mechanisms and Continuing Challenges
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Reports and Documents
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Update on the Law and Practice of the United Nations -
Statement by Ms Elinor Hammarskjöld, Under-Secretary-General for Legal
Affairs and United Nations Legal Counsel
