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Working PapersKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 60Dana BurchardtDoes Digitalisation Change International Law Structurally?KFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 59Dana BurchardtLooking Behind the Façade of Monism, Dualism and PluralismKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 58Huw LlewellynPopulism, Globalisation and International LawKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 57Andreas Zimmermann and John SchabedothDomestic and International Criminal Justice: Challenges AheadKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 56Wojciech BurekTime to Wake Up: Reservations to the Istanbul Convention and the Role of GREVIOKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 55Dominik SteigerEx Iniuria Ius Oritur? – Norm Change and Norm Erosion of the Prohibition of TortureKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 54Isabel WaltherThe Current Work of the International Law Commission on Immunity of State Officials from Foreign Criminal Jurisdiction – Comments on the Procedural Safeguards Provisionally Adopted in 2021KFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 53Rishi GulatiMeta’s Oversight Board and Transnational Hybrid Adjudication – What Consequences for International Law?KFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 52Apollin Koagne ZouapetNeither Dr Jekyll, nor Mr Hyde, Just a National Judge… National Courts’ Strategies of Resistance to International LawKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 51Alejandro RodilesInfrastructural Developmentalism and its Many Types of Global Law – A Comparison between the UN Sustainable Development Goals and China’s Belt & Road InitiativeKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 50Helmut Aust and Alejandro RodilesCities and Local Governments: International Development from Below?KFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 49Malcolm JorgensenThe Jurisprudence of the Rules-Based Order: Germany's Indo-Pacific Guidelines and the South China Sea Code of ConductKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 48Andreas Zimmermann and Nora JauerPossible Indirect Legal Effects under International Law of Non-Legally Binding InstrumentsKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 47Johanna Aleria LorenzoA Multilateral Track for Sustainable Development Along the Belt and Road: Aligning Country Ownership with International Rule of LawKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 46Apollin Koagne ZouapetRegional Approaches to International Law (RAIL): Rise or Decline of International Law?KFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 45Campbell McLachlanPopulism, the Pandemic & Prospects for International LawKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 44Antje WienerNorm(ative) Change in International Relations: A Conceptual FrameworkKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 43Malcolm JorgensenThe United States and the International Law of Global SecurityKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 42Jelena BäumlerThe WTO’s Crisis: Between a Rock and a Hard PlaceKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 41Rishi GulatiJudicial Independence at International Courts and Tribunals: Lessons Drawn From the Experiences of the International Court of Justice and the Appellate Body of the World Trade OrganisationKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 40Janina Barkholdt and Nina ReinersPronouncements of Expert Treaty Bodies: From ‘Black Boxes’ to ‘Key Catalysts’ in International Law?KFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 39Hyeran JoRise and Decline of International Rule of Law: Case of Non-State Armed ActorsKFG Working Paper Series: Working Paper No. 38Wayne SandholtzResurgent Authoritarianism and the International Rule of LawKFG Working Paper Series No. 37Georg NolteHow to Identify Customary International Law? – On the Final Outcome of the Work of the International Law Commission (2018)KFG Working Paper Series No. 35Wayne SandholtzHuman Rights Courts and Global Constitutionalism: Coordination through Judicial DialogueKFG Working Paper Series No. 36Konrad NeugebauerHolding Domestic Judges Accountable under International Criminal Law – A Useful Step to Foster the International Rule of Law?KFG Working Paper Series No. 34Alain PelletValues and Power Relations – The “Disillusionment†of International Law?KFG Working Paper Series No. 33James Gerard DevaneySelecting Investment Arbitrators: Reconciling Party Autonomy and the International Rule of LawKFG Working Paper Series No. 32Julian KulagaA Renaissance of the Doctrine of Rebus Sic Stantibus?KFG Working Paper Series No. 31Heike Krieger and Jonas PüschmannSecuring of Resources as a Valid Reason for Using Force? – A Pre-Emptive Defence of the Prohibition on the Use of ForceKFG Working Paper Series No. 30Campbell McLachlanThe Double-facing Foreign Relations Function of the Executive and Its Self-enforcing Obligation to Comply with International LawKFG Working Paper Series No. 29Heike KriegerPopulist Governments and International LawKFG Working Paper Series No. 28Campbell McLachlanThe Assault on International Adjudication and the Limits of WithdrawalKFG Working Paper Series No. 27Heike Krieger and Andrea LieseA Metamorphosis of International Law? Value changes in the international legal order from the perspectives of legal and political scienceKFG Working Paper Series No. 26Conny RoggebandInternational Women’s Rights: Progress Under Attack?KFG Working Paper Series No. 25Erika de WetEntrenching International Values Through Positive Law: The (Limited) Effect of Peremptory NormsKFG Working Paper Series No. 24Thomas KleinleinMatters of Interpretation: How to Conceptualize and Evaluate Change of Norms and Values in the International Legal OrderKFG Working Paper Series No. 23Balingene KahomboThe Peace and Security Council of the African Union: Rise or Decline of Collective Security in Africa?KFG Working Paper Series No. 22Franklin BermanAuthority in International LawKFG Working Paper Series No. 21Malcolm JorgensenEquilibrium & Fragmentation in the International Rule of Law: The Rising Chinese Geolegal OrderKFG Working Paper Series No. 20Paolo PalchettiInternational Law and National Perspective in a Time of Globalization: The Persistence of a National Identity in Italian Scholarship of International LawKFG Working Paper Series No. 19Felix Lange"Challenging the Paris Peace Treaties, State Sovereignty, and Western-Dominated International Law – The Multifaceted Genesis of the Jus Cogens Doctrine"KFG Working Paper Series No. 18Björnstjern Baade"Fake News and International Law"KFG Working Paper Series No. 17Dana Burchardt"The Functions of Law and Their Challenges: The Differentiated Functionality of International Law"KFG Working Paper Series No. 16Velimir Zivkovic"International Rule of Law Through International Investment Law - Strengths, Challenges and Opportunities"KFG Working Paper Series No. 15Heike Krieger & Andreas Zimmermann"Sentenza 238/2014 of the Italian Constitutional Court and the International Rule of Law"KFG Working Paper Series No. 14Janina Barkholdt & Julian Kulaga"Analytical Presentation of the Comments and Observations by States on Draft Article 7, paragraph 1, of the ILC Draft Articles on Immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction, United Nations General Assembly, Sixth Committee, 2017"KFG Working Paper Series No. 13Geir Ulfstein & Andreas Zimmermann“Certiorari Through the Backdoor? - The Judgment by the European Court of Human Rights in Burmych and Others V. Ukraine in Perspectiveâ€KFG Working Paper Series No. 12Andreas Zimmermann & Felix Boos"Bringing States to Justice for Crimes against Humanity – The Compromissory Clause in the ILC Draft Convention on Crimes against Humanity"KFG Working Paper Series No. 11Harald Braun"Berlin – New York: A few observations on Germany in the United Nations"KFG Working Paper Series No. 10Aniruddha Rajput"Protection of Foreign Investment in India and International Rule of Law: Rise or Decline?"KFG Working Paper Series No. 9Noora Arajärvi"The Rule of Law in the 2030 Agenda"KFG Working Paper Series No. 8Felix Lange"Between Systematization and Expertise for Foreign Policy: The Practice-Oriented Approach in Germany’s International Legal Scholarship (1920–1980)"KFG Working Paper Series No. 7Georg Nolte"The International Law Commission and Community Interests"KFG Working Paper Series No. 6Noora Arajärvi"The Requisite Rigour in the Identification of Customary International Law: |
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