CYIL vol. 7 (2016)
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Cover p. 1 (CYIL Vol. 7 2016) |
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Cover p. 2 |
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Czech Yearbook of Public & Private International Law |
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BOARDS AND EDITORS |
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EDITORIAL BOARD |
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ADVISORY BOARD |
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF |
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EXECUTIVE EDITOR |
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REVIEWERS |
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CONTENTS |
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PREFACE |
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ABBREVIATIONS |
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I. STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ORGANIZATIONS |
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PRINCIPLES OF THE CHARTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS – JUS COGENS? Ernest Petrič |
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PROBLEMS WITH THE INCLUSION OF AGGRESSION INTO THE ROME STATUTE OF THE ICC Čestmír Čepelka |
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ISLAMIC STATE, AN ACTOR THREATENING PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST Jan Ondřej – Magda Uxová |
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SOME CRITICAL REFLECTIONS ON THE EXTENDED USE OF MILITARY FORCE IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD Josef Mrázek |
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ARE UNILATERAL (ECONOMIC) SANCTIONS REALLY IMPERMISSIBLE UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW? Zuzana Trávníčková |
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INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTS: TRANSTERRITORIAL DECISION MAKING REVISITED Jakub Handrlica |
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II. INTERNATIONAL LAW AND EUROPEAN LAW |
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THE CONCEPTUAL ROLE OF HABITUAL RESIDENCE Dalibor Jílek and Jana Michaličková |
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THE SCOPE AND THE FUTURE OF EQUALITY OF TREATMENT FOR ECONOMICALLY INACTIVE UNION CITIZENS ON THE MOVE Solange Maslowski |
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SAVING THE EU AND ITS WELFARE STATES THROUGH DISINCENTIVES TO MIGRATION? ON RECENT CJEU CASE-LAW LIMITING THE ACCESS OF EU MIGRANTS TO SOCIAL ASSISTANCE Václav Šmejkal |
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III. HUMAN RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW |
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TOWARDS A NEW CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF OLDER PERSONS? Veronika Bílková |
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CONSENSUS ON HUMAN NATURE? THE CONCEPT OF EUROPEAN CONSENSUS IN THE CASE-LAW OF THE COURT IN STRASBOURG Pavel Bureš |
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THE STATUS OF NEW MINORITIES IN THE LIGHT OF THE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF NATIONAL MINORITIES Harald Christian Scheu |
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THE USE OF HUMAN SHIELDS AND THE PRINCIPLE OF PROPORTIONALITY UNDER LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT Tuomas Heikkinen, Martin Faix |
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INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE USE OF ARMED DRONES: WHERE IS THE CONTROVERSY? Petra Ditrichová-Ochmannová |
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DIGITAL ASPECTS OF THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY – SURVEILLANCE ISSUES Milan Lipovský |
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RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL IN ASYLUM PROCEDURES Monika Forejtová |
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IV. INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW |
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THE UNITED NATIONS WAR CRIMES COMMISSION AND THE CZECHOSLOVAK CHARGES IN RELATION TO AUSCHWITZ AND BIRKENAU Petr Válek |
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IMMUNITY OF STATE OFFICIALS FROM FOREIGN CRIMINAL JURISDICTION – EXCEPTIONS TO IMMUNITY RATIONE MATERIAE Pavel Caban |
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THE ICC ARREST WARRANT FOR THE SUDANESE PRESIDENT OMAR AL-BASHIR IN CONNECTION WITH HIS VISIT TO THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA Jan Lhotský |
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APPLICABLE LAW, INTERPRETATION, INHERENT AND IMPLIED POWERS – A BRIEF RENDEZVOUS WITH THE ICC Ondřej Svaček |
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V. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND LAW OF THE SEA |
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DO THE EUROPEANS HAVE THE RIGHT TO GET INFORMATION ABOUT THE OSTROVETS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN BELARUS? Birutė Pranevičienė, Violeta Vasiliauskienė |
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THE BAY OF BENGAL MARITIME ARBITRATION: A NEW RAY OF HOPE Soma Hegdekatte |
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VI. VIEWS ON INVESTMENT AND TRADE LAW |
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NON-PRECLUDED MEASURES IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION Katarína Chovancová |
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THIRD PARTY TO PICK UP THE BILL? COSTS ISSUES RELATING TO THIRD PARTY FUNDINGIN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION Ondřej Svoboda, Jan Kunstýř |
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VII. CZECH PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW |
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THE INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION AT THE END OF ITS QUINQUENNIUM: AN EXCEPTIONAL SESSION AND POSITIVE RESULTS Pavel Šturma |
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THE CZECH REPUBLIC BEFORE THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN 2015 Vít Alexander Schorm |
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LIST OF RATIFIED INTERNATIONAL TREATIES WHICH ENTERED INTO FORCE FOR THE CZECH REPUBLIC FROM 1ST JANUARY 2015 TILL 31ST DECEMBER 2015 Milan Beránek |
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VIII. SHORTER ARTICLES AND NOTES |
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IX. BOOK REVIEWS |
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X. SURVEY OF CZECH INTERNATIONAL LAW BIBLIOGRAPHY |
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Cover p. 3 |
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Cover p. 4 |
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