Thrilled to share that my PhD thesis, entitled "The use of customary international law and general principles by the Appellate Body and the crisis in WTO dispute settlement", has been awarded this prize. It is a true honor to received a prize named after Prof. Cryer.
We are pleased to announce the 2022 winners of the Rob Cryer prize, Marianna de Andrade and Guilherme Del Negro. Visit https://t.co/cCyYutdz1k to find out more.
Muito tem se falado no potencial impacto que o novo Regulamento Desflorestação irá causar às exportações do setor agropecuário brasileiro. Neste post, eu analiso em detalhe as principais inovações trazidas pelo Regulamento Antidesmatamento e os potenciais impactos deste para o BR
Much has been said about the potential impact that the Deforestation Regulation will on exports from Brazil to the EU. In a recent post, I analyse the main aspects of the new Regulation, and consider its possible impacts to Brazilian exporters.
https://t.co/wYNeCAEKYX
This is amazing: "Prof. von Bernstorff’s reviews are intellectually generous, whilst analytically sharp". There is far too little information for scholars on ways to be a good reviewer. How can one develop methods to write reviews that are "thorough, precise and constructive"?
in my contribution "Precedent in the MPIA: What Role for Consistency and Predictability?" https://t.co/MuThP6G4aH, where I point out which elements will play a role in integrating MPIA awards into one consolidated WTO case law or, instead, placing it as a separate WTO organ.
Some very interesting points raised by @snlester here, among which the precedential value of past reports in the MPIA mechanism - is the value of adopted panel and AB reports going to be treated differently in the MPIA? I addressed some of these questions [1/2]
Can the economic capacity of a State affect its obligation to pay compensation for war damages? In a recently published article on @qil_qdi I analyse the question based on the @CIJ_ICJ judgment on reparations in the #ArmedActivities case (#DRC v #Uganda).
https://t.co/HKh9jhHON6
🚨 NEW RANKING of government comments on the ILC's conclusions on peremptory norms.
1. Armenia, for keeping the flame of natural law LIT in 2022. Not my view but very metal:
https://t.co/uHMcirx7im