The latest volume of the
Italian Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 23, 2013) is out. Contents include:
- Symposium: International Investment Regulation: Trends and Challenges
- Francesco Francioni, Foreign Investments, Sovereignty and the Public Good
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Jorge E. Viñuales, Customary Law in Investment Regulation
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Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, “Fragmentation” of International Law as a Strategy for
Reforming International Investment Law
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Pia Acconci, The “Unexpected” Development-Friendly Definition of
Investment in the 2013 Resolution of the Institut de Droit
International
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Eduardo Savarese, The Coherence of EU Law: The Promotion of Investments vs.
The Protection of Human Rights
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Anna De Luca, Transfer Provisions of BITs in Times of Financial Crisis
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Alfredo Rizzo, Legal Foundations of the Competence of the European Union
on Foreign Direct Investments
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Ferdinando Franceschelli, Protecting Italian Investments In Libya’s Changing
Environment
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Articles
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Alessandra Annoni, International Action Against Piracy and Armed Robbery at Sea Off the Coast of Somalia
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Alessandro Chechi, The Gurlitt Hoard: An Appraisal of the Role of International
Law with Respect to Nazi-Looted Art
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Federico Casolari, Respect for the Rule of Law in a Time of Economic and
Financial Crisis: The Role of Regional International
Organizations in the Hungarian Affaire
- Notes and Comments
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Marco Gestri, The Shalabayeva Case: Issues of International and EU Law
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Valentina Spiga, Effective Limitations and Illusory Rights: A Comment on the
Mothers of Srebrenica Decision of the European Court of
Human Rights
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Christine Bakker, Dual Attribution of Acts Committed by a UN Peacekeeping
Force: An Emerging Norm of Customary International Law?
The Dutch Supreme Court’s Judgments in Nuhanoviç and
Mustafić
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Benedetta Ubertazzi, Non-Governmental Organizations and the 2013 Session of the
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee
