The latest issue of the
Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht (Vol. 85, no. 3, 2025) is out. Contents include:
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Comment
- Davide Paris, The Right to Vote of Non-Resident Citizens: Not Just How, But Whether
- Re-Reading Historic Articles in the ZaöRV: Anniversary Series
- Paulina Starski, Varying Degrees of Openness Towards the International and Supranational Legal Sphere in the German Constitutional Order – A Contemporary Appraisal of and Reflection on Helmut Steinberger’s ‘Lines of Development in the Recent Case-Law of the Federal Constitutional Court on Questions of International Law’ –
- Abhandlungen
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Helen Keller, Viktoriya Gurash, & Corina Heri, Do We Need a World Climate Court?
- Yoshifumi Tanaka, Resilience of UNCLOS in the Context of the Ocean-Climate Nexus: Reflections on Due Diligence Obligations in the ITLOS Advisory Opinion on Climate Change
- Moritz J. Pollack, Animal Welfare Conditionality in the World Bank’s Legal Framework
- Ignacio de la Rasilla:, The Rise, Relative Fall and Globalisation of Transnational Law Journals (1964-2024)
- Stefano Dominelli, Of Queens and Kings: Hereditary Heads of State under the Prism of International Law and Human Rights
- Adam Ploszka & Jan Denka, Economic and Social Rights in Central and Eastern Europe – Insights from the Perspective of the UN Human Rights System
- Sarah Werderitsch, Die (unvollendete) Reform des Europäischen Stabilitätsmechanismus (ESM)
- Review Symposium
- Alexander Wentker & Erik Tuchtfeld, Digital Empires – A Review Symposium
- Erik Tuchtfeld, It’s Worth to Look Beyond the Empires – It’s Also Less Disappointing
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Stefania Di Stefano, Tech Companies in the Digital Wars: Rebels or Stormtroopers?
- Amnon Reichman & Kai Purnhagen, Taking Empires Seriously: Three Missing Elements in Bradford’s ‘Digital Empires’
- Anu Bradford, Digital Empires: A Response to Book Reviews
