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1. Karabakh and Azerbaijani Statecraf

2. The Advisory Function of the International Court of Justice: Are States Resorting to Advisory Proceedings as a “Soft” Litigation Strategy?

3. Is There Hope for Gaza Under International Law?

4. Genocide on the Docket at the Hague

5. Resistance and Change in Form and Content of International Law: A Third World Perspective on Commodity Form Theory of International Law

6. The Trajectory of International Relations Dissertations in Turkish Academia Between 2000 and 2020

7. Dogmatik and International Criminal Law: Approximations in the Realm of ‘Language’ and ‘Grammar’

8. The Settlement of EEZ Fisheries Access Disputes under UNCLOS: Limitations to Jurisdiction and Compulsory Conciliation

9. Compulsory Settlement of EEZ Fisheries Enforcement Disputes under UNCLOS: “Swallowing the Rule” or “Balancing the Equation”?

10. International Law and Order Enforcement: Police Assistance Programs and Politics in US-Brazil Relations

11. Customary International Law Requiring States to Grant Nationality to Stateless Children Born in Their Territory

12. Scylla and Charybdis: The Self-Determination of Peoples Versus the Territorial Integrity of States

13. Extradition in the Criminal Procedural Legislation of Ukraine:" Compliance With The European Standards

14. Radical Islamism: Trajectories of Human Rights Violations and Abuses in Africa

15. Towards Sustainable Peace and Cooperation

16. An Unlikely Duo? Regionalism and Jus Cogens in International Law

17. Dynamic Belt and Road Initiative and the Global South’s Approach to Sustainability

18. Is the International Law Commission Taking Regionalism Seriously (Enough)?

19. Interpretation and Application of the ECHR: Between Universalism and Regionalism

20. Military Intervention on Request in Jus Ad Bellum and Jus In Bello and the question of recognition of governments

21. Missed Communications and Miscommunications: International Courts, the Fragmentation of International Law and Judicial Dialogue

22. Great Expectations and a Missed Opportunity. The Special Tribunal For Lebanon and the Objectives of the United Nations Security Council. A Critical Perspective/Grandes expectativas y una oportunidad perdida. El tribunal especial para el Líbano y los objetivos del Consejo de Seguridad de Naciones Unidas. Una mirada crítica

23. The Emotional Backdrop of Legal Discourses in South China Sea Disputes

24. Integrated Space Situational Awareness Systems: SDA and SSA – Advantages and Limitations

25. The ICC and Palestine: Breakthrough and End of the Road?

26. International Society and Its Institutions in Refugee Protection during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Revisiting the Solidarism/Pluralism Debate in English School

27. Refouling Rohingyas: The Supreme Court of India's Uneasy Engagement with International Law

28. The Role of the Judiciary in Recognizing and Implementing International Law: A Comparative Analysis with Special Reference to Sri Lanka

29. The Leadership Requirement of the Crime of Aggression Under the Rome Statue of the International Criminal Court

30. Enforcement of the European Union Law Before the Albanian Constitutional Court and the High Court

31. The Evolution of the Prohibition of Genocide: From Natural Law Enthusiasm to Lackadaisical Judicial Perfunctoriness – And Back Again?

32. Perspectives for a New International Crime Against the Environment: International Criminal Responsibility for Environmental Degradation under the Rome Statute

33. Moral Imperatives and Legal Realities: The Perennial Conundrum of Humanitarian Intervention

34. Enhancing the Protection of the Environment in Relation to Armed Conflicts – the Draft Principles of the International Law Commission and Beyond

35. Reflections on the Legality of Attacks Against the Natural Environment by Way of Reprisals

36. Through the Looking Glass: Corporate Actors and Environmental Harm Beyond the ILC

37. Business, Armed Conflict, and Protection of the Environment: What Avenues for Corporate Accountability?

38. The Martens Clause and Environmental Protection in Relation to Armed Conflicts

39. Precaution in International Environmental Law and Precautions in the Law of Armed Conflict

40. The Role of International Seabed Authority with Respect to the Administration of Mineral Resources

41. Annexation of Crimea from the Perspective of Offensive Realism | Ofansif Realizm Bağlamında Kırım’ın İlhakı

42. South China Sea Dispute: China’s Role and Proposed Solutions

43. Reconsidering the Classification of Perpetrators in instances of Genocide and Mass Atrocity: A focus on the Khmer Rouge Era

44. Gas Finds for the People?

45. ‘Legal Identity for All’ and Statelessness Opportunity and Threat at the Junction of Public and Private International Law

46. Tracking the Implementation Gap Empirically Assessing the Translation of International Antislavery Commitments in Domestic Legislation Globally

47. The Political and Legal Landscape of the Alaska Phenomenon

48. Uluslararasi Hukukun Eksi̇k Uygulanişina Bi̇r Örnek: Bosna-hersek’te Uluslararasi Toplumun Müdahaleleri̇

49. Constraining U.S. foreign policy by enforcing current law: a series on Congress’s options to limit arms sales and aid to Saudi Arabia, part 3

50. Terrorism: Agreeing on the Basics

51. Advancing the Rule of Law Through Executive Measures: The Case of MINUSCA

52. Reconciling the Irreconcilable? – The Extraterritorial Application of the ECHR and its Interaction With IHL

53. The Perils of Judicial Restraint: How Judicial Activism Can Help Evolve the International Court of Justice

54. Secessionist Conflict: A Happy Marriage between Norms and Interests?

55. Reassessment of Turkey’s Objections to the Exclusion of Terrorism from the Rome Statute

56. Periodisation of International Law: Positivist Discourse and Beyond

57. The Regime for Protecting Cultural Property during Armed Conflicts: An Analysis of the Historical Development

58. Scrutinizing Possible Procedures by which States Withdraw from the United Nations

59. From Joining to Leaving: Domestic Law’s Role in the International Legal Validity of Treaty Withdrawal

60. Ocean Floor Grab: International Law and the Making of an Extractive Imaginary

61. The European Union and the Law of Treaties: A Fruitful Relationship

62. Cyber Space and International Law as a 21st Century Paradox | 21. Yüzyıl Paradoksu Olarak Siber Uzay ve Uluslararası Hukuk

63. Fighting for the Disability Rights through Vernacularization in Bangkok

64. Pakistan’s Commitment to Human Rights: A Probe into the Question of Ratification of the Rome Statute of International Criminal Court

65. Taking Care of Business: Industrial Espionage and International Law

66. The Extraordinary Gamble: How the Yugoslav Tribunal’s Indictment of Slobodan Milošević During the Kosovo War Affected Peace Efforts

67. U.S. Complicity in the 2014 Coup in Kiev as a Violation of International Law

68. Constitutionalism and the Mechanics of Global Law Transfers

69. The Legal Dimensions of Rule of Law Promotion in EU Foreign Policy: EU Treaty Imperatives and Rule of Law Conditionality in the Foreign Trade and Development Nexus

70. The Dawn of Article 18 ECHR: A Safeguard Against European Rule of Law Backsliding?

71. The Law Behind Rule of Law Promotion in Fragile States: The Case of Afghanistan

72. International Investment Law and the Rule of Law

73. European Union Eastern Neighbourhood and the Post-Soviet Conflicts / Vecindario oriental de la Unión Europea y los conflictos post-soviéticos

74. TWAIL and the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) as a New Instrument of Domination: the Case of Libya

75. The Private Life of Family Matters: Curtailing Human Rights Protection for Migrants under Article 8 of the ECHR?

76. Maritime Legal Black Holes: Migration and Rightlessness in International Law

77. The Return of Cultural Genocide?

78. The Legacy of the International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda and Their Contribution to the Crime of Rape

79. Changing State Behaviour: Damages before the European Court of Human Rights

80. Melting Arctic: Implications for the Twenty-First Century

81. The death of Jamal Kashoggi: Issues of Human Rights Violations and International Law

82. The Rise of Transnational Democracy and Its Effect on the International Legal Order

83. Where Fools Rush In: Why Armed Intervention Failed to Create Political Reconciliation in Somalia

84. Challenges in Common European Defense Policy: Russia’s Involvement in Ukraine

85. Universal Jurisdiction in Absentia Before Domestic Courts Prosecuting International Crimes: A Suitable Weapon to Fight Impunity?

86. The International Responsibility of Non-State Armed Groups: In Search of the Applicable Rules

87. Modification of Renewable Energy Support Schemes Under the Energy Charter Treaty: Eiser and Charanne in the Context of Climate Change

88. The ad bellum Challenge of Drones: Recalibrating Permissible Use of Force

89. Does and Should International Law Prohibit the Prosecution of Children for War Crimes?

90. The Value of the European Court of Human Rights to the United Kingdom

91. The Responsibility to Protect beyond Borders in the Law of Nature and Nations

92. Feminist Strategy in International Law: Understanding Its Legal, Normative and Political Dimensions

93. Borders of the Central Asian countries under the international law

94. Pandemic Declarations of the World Health Organization as an Exercise of International Public Authority: The Possible Legal Answers to Frictions Between Legitimacies

95. The UN Declaration on the Rule of Law and the Application of the Rule of Law to the UN: A Reconstruction From an International Public Authority Perspective

96. Towards a New International Law of the Atmosphere?

97. The EU Commission and the Fragmentation of International Law: Speaking European in a Foreign Land

98. The Use of Scholarship by the WTO Appellate Body

99. The Evolution of Arms Control Instruments and the Potential of the Arms Trade Treaty

100. Combating Illegal Fishing in the Exclusive Economic Zone – Flag State Obligations in the Context of the Primary Responsibility of the Coastal State