In #MPIL Research Paper Series No. 2023-22 @lukasmaertin takes a deep dive into the legal specifics of the EU Terror List by examining the case of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) - a subject of much recent debate.
#EU#sanctions#Iran#IRGC
👉https://t.co/mKSNjRDh8c
In celebration of our upcoming 100-year anniversary next year, we are delighted to announce the launch of our blog, #MPIL100! Visit us at https://t.co/XFAM2oZU2O & check out the editorial by Philipp Glahé & @kemmereralex to take a look inside the world of #MPIL’s history
In #Mpil Research Paper Series Nr.2023-18 @AnnePetersMPIL examines the pitfalls and potentials of the recent deliberate legal-political strategy of individualising the systemic problem of #corruption through #humanrights
👉https://t.co/CcLpQmSv2C
#stateresponsibility
Join us for our next #TheoryTalks@MPILheidelberg on March 30, 3.30pm CET online on Zoom! The fabulous @GonzalezHauck will discuss with us "The (White) Elephant in the Room: Race and International Law" - for readings, register via [email protected] or DM 😊💌 👇very excited!
In #MPIL Research Paper Series No.2022-30 @alexwentker identifies the contours for a framework of legal criteria for establishing when a state has become a party to an ongoing international armed conflict.
#JusAdBellum#JusInBello#LawOfNeutrality
👉https://t.co/CC65zmchGz
In #MPIL Research Paper Series No.2022-29 @nele_maia and @AJrGolia systematise the first two years of case decisions of the #MetaOversightBoard. Viewing it as a case study of legal pluralism they examine its normative potential.
@OversightBoard
👉https://t.co/3tkPEPI1a3
New research paper:
El poder de las cortes constitucionales en el derecho internacional de inversiones: tres escenarios conceptuales (The Power of Constitutional Courts in International Investment Law)
Available in the link below
In #MPIL Research Paper Series No.2022-28 Armin von Bogdandy theorizes European #ComparativePublicLaw through its function for European society allowing for a deeper understanding its commonalities while acknowledging its multiple modernities.
#EUlaw
👉https://t.co/SYk8CYDfzf
In #MPIL Research Paper No. 2022 – 26 @gpriet examines the role constitutional courts adopt when faced with international investment law. The conditional coexistence strategy seems most promising.
#InternationalInvestmentLaw#constitutionalcourts
👉https://t.co/MUsjH5Yeom
In #MPIL Research Paper Series No.2022-27 @EPobjie applies type theory to identify the elements that make up prohibited ‘uses of force’ between States.
#useofforce#JAB#spacesecurity
👉https://t.co/FAniZ3qLSw
To what extent does the International Court of Justice contribute to the rationalization of digital society? In #MPIL Research Paper No. 2022-19 @SkordasAchilles examines the @CIJ_ICJ's International #JudicialAuthority beyond the dispute. #geoeconomics
👉https://t.co/cPQKzCPhkF
In #MPIL Research Paper No.2022-18 @AnnePetersMPIL inspects the impact of #Covid_19 pandemic on public international law. Neither has it undermined the international legal order nor has it brought necessary social and ecocentric change.
👉https://t.co/thavkEI3K2
Follow up on last week's intervention by @ntinatzouvala & @pashukanist, here is my outline on 'Marxist Approaches to IL' primarily addressd to students, but might be useful for others too. I highlight 'five' distinct Marxist perspectives on IL & the many blindspots which continue