CYIL Vol. 6, 2015

CONTENTS

PREFACE Pavel Šturma

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ABBREVIATIONS

I. SYMPOSIUM: THE CRIME OF AGGRESSION WITHIN THE ROME STATUTE POST – KAMPALA Introduction to section “Symposium on the Crime of Aggression” Pavel Šturma – Milan Lipovský Aggression – the Supreme International Crime or Not a Crime at All? Veronika Bílková Back to the ILC’s Legislative History: Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind Pavel Šturma The Political Realities and Legal Possibilities Concerning the Relationship between the United Nations Security Council and the Crime of Aggression in the International Criminal Court Carollann Braum Crimes against peace in Nuremberg Alla Tymofeyeva

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The Definition of the Crime of Aggression – Entry into Force and the Exercise of the Court’s Jurisdiction over this Crime Pavel Caban

61

Manifest violation of the UN Charter Jan Lhotský

77

The Understandings to the Rome Statute’s Crime of Aggression Milan Lipovský

91

The Kampala Agreement on crime of aggression and responsibility for cyber-attacks Kristýna Urbanová II. STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ORGANIZATIONS Jus cogens and the question of criterions for its determination Čestmir Čepelka Creation of New States and De Facto Regimes and the Case Referring to Crimea Jan Ondřej

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The Vienna Convention on Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage and Nuclear Installations: Application Problems Revisited Jakub Handrlica

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