Definition and grounds of the international legal personality of individuals as a significant and complex phenomenon in international law by Lyazzat Nyssanbekova, Zhuldyz Sairambaeva

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Cyber Warfare as a Use of Force against Third-Party Countries: The Perspective of International Law by Tareq Hamid Al-Fahdawi

“…Groningen Journal of International Law…”
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The integration paradox: an ILC view on the EU contribution to the codification and development of rules of general international law by Teresa Cabrita

“…<p class="first" id="d1244197e91">The contribution of international organisations (IOs) to the process of identification, codification or development of rules of general international law is one still enveloped in a measure of mystery. …”
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The Application of Remedial Secession in the International Law (Case Study: Kosovo, Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Crimea) by Anila Jelesijević

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Between Sovereignty and Race: The Bombardment of Hospitals in the Italo-Ethiopian War and the Colonial Imprint of International Law by Nicola Perugini, Neve Gordon

“…Relying on archival materials, we show how the fascist regime presented these attacks as legitimate reprisal; it was, the Italians claimed, the Ethiopian forces who had violated international law, particularly the principle of distinction, when they used medical facilities to hide. …”
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International law and transboundary dams: lessons learned from the Binational Entity ITAIPU (Brazil and Paraguay) by Maria A. Gwynn, Maria A. Gwynn

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Unpalatable Decisions By International Court Of Justice (ICJ) And Palatable Solutions By Islamic International Law (siyar) by Muhammad Naguib Abdul Malik

“…Keywords: Islamic International Law (Siyar), International Court of Justice (ICJ), Judge Made Law, Maritime Boundary Delimitations, Unpredictable Results, The Principle of Joint Administration, The Principle of Joint Development. …”
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Building a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind: International Law-based Principles and Approaches by Li Zan

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The Infrastructure of International Law-Making: How Buildings Shape the Publicness of the Global Law-Making System by Nahuel Maisley

“…International law is a peculiar form of global ordering, one marked by the “imperative of trying to turn a capacity for crude coercion into legitimate authority.”1 The international law-making system is therefore discursively structured around an aspiration to “publicness,”2 around a commitment to secure “some responsiveness to the claims and interests developed within the relevant publics.”3 As it is evident to any observer, this commitment is oftentimes not honored and the process is frequently detached from the ideas, interests, and priorities of those whose lives are ultimately governed by international law.4 The typical analysis of this detachment tends to focus on the role played by the enabling norms—specifically, the norms governing representation, participation, and deliberation in the international law-making system.5 In this Essay, I argue, however, that the actual publicness of the system is also shaped—sometimes in combination with the law, sometimes in competition with it—by the infrastructure of international law-making.6 For all the grand statements about transparency and public engagement, for all the sincere attempts at inclusion and all the ostentatious legal principles, my claim is that the built environment—the chambers, the fences, the checkpoints, the hallways—generally ensures, both materially and symbolically, that the sites of decision making, where law is ultimately created, are distanced from multiple sites of contestation, where the various publics and counterpublics make their voices heard.7…”
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Territorial Disputes in the Post - Yugoslav Space: Nation-Building Between Identity Politics and International Law by Thomas Bickl

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Simon Marsden, Protecting the Third Pole: Transplanting international law (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2019) by Romain Chuffart

“…A review of the book: Simon Marsden, Protecting the Third Pole: Transplanting international law (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2019)…”
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The European Union’s Participation in the Creation of Customary International Law and Its Impact on Member State Sovereignty by Christina Binder, Philipp Janig

“…The participation of international organizations in the formation of customary international law. – III.1. Overview. – III.2. Whose practice? …”
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The Issue of International Legal Regulation of the Exploiting Natural Resources in Outer Spaceon the Basis of International Law by R. Sh. Radzhabova

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Liberalization of the Health Sector and Fulfillment of the Right to Health: How does international law respond to this condition? by Dhanny Saraswati, Zaeda Zulfa

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The Role of International Law in the Resolution of Boundary Disputes in Africa: A Case Study of Bakassi Peninsula by Abdulrasheed Abdulyakeen

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Limits on Exoneration from Responsibility in International Law: Amnesties, Selection and Priorization of Cases in National Jurisdiction by Sebastián Machado Ramírez

“…The objective of this article is to study three regulatory frameworks in international law: 1) international human rights law; 2) international humanitarian law; and 3) international criminal law. …”
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Pros and Cons of Application of Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in International Law: Various Practices in Southeast Asian Countries by Desvia Dwi Aryudhanty, Lam Thong Yen, Nai Jan Chan

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Unpalatable Decisions By International Court Of Justice (ICJ) And Palatable Solutions By Islamic International Law (siyar) by Muhammad Naguib Abdul Malik

“…Keywords: Islamic International Law (Siyar), International Court of Justice (ICJ), Judge Made Law, Maritime Boundary Delimitations, Unpredictable Results, The Principle of Joint Administration, The Principle of Joint Development. …”
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Human Rights and the Environment: a Reflection on the Formation and Evolution of "Environmental Human Rights" in International Law by Ali Mashhadi, Reyhaneh Hamedi

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The Evolution of the Concept of Underwater Cultural Heritage in Europe: A Review of International Law, Policy, and Practice by Alessio Calantropio, Filiberto Chiabrando

“…Several factors, including technological advances, the development of international law, and the growing awareness of the importance of cultural heritage, have influenced the evolution of the concept of UCH. …”
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