The article suggests the reinterpretation of classical international law terms: the codification and progressive development, in order to carry out an in-depth analysis of
the development processes in international space law. Since no new global treaties in this regard have been made since 1979, an instrument which seems to allow for [...]
The aim of the article is to provide an overview of the achievements of selected representatives of Poznań studies on international law, whose writings have been published
in the previous volumes of the Ruch Prawniczy, Ekonomiczny i Socjologiczny [Journal of Law, Economics and Sociology]: Bohdan Winiarski, Alfons Klafkowski, Krzysztof [...]
International investment law has been subject to significant criticism for at least a decade, due to the methodology applied in the jurisprudence of arbitration tribunals.
As a result, both States and international organizations are seeking measures to limit the judicial activism of these tribunals. [...]
All judicial proceedings are inevitably based on the formalized procedures. Procedural provisions pursue many important objectives, such ensuring the effectiveness of proceedings
or protecting legal certainty by regulating the competences of procedural bodies and the rights and duties of parties. [...]
International relations as an independent new discipline has been created by a process of separation from international law. The theory of international relations very rightly
stressed that States’ conduct neither can be fully determined nor can be viewed and analyzed exclusively by a prism of legal norms. [...]
The Russian invasion of Ukraine was the first open and blatant aggression against a sovereign neighbour state in Europe since 1945. Does this war have systemic significance
for the legal order as a whole? The contribution singles out legal trends that relate to three fundamental principles of the current international legal order: peace, [...]
The specific branch lex petrolea evolved from the national and international doctrine, national laws governing the energy sector, oil contracts, case law, and the practice
of entities operating in the oil industry. Both, the internationalisation processes and the solutions to particular problems in this sector, are very similar worldwide [...]
This paper explores the concept of diplomatic protection in international law through a detailed analysis of International Court of Justice (ICJ) rulings, with a particular
focus on the landmark June 19, 2012 judgment in Ahmadou Sadio Diallo (Republic of Guinea v. [...]
The article presents the legal nature and place of sports law within the structure of international law. It reflects on the types of sources of law, the objective and subjective
(institutional) scope of sports law at the international level, as well as raises the question of the need to systematise the terminology as far as concepts such [...]
The aim of this paper is to present the issue of the freedom of navigation on international rivers in light of international law and international practice. An analysis of
relevant provisions of pertinent treaties which determine the scope of that freedom and the rules that govern its use leads to a conclusion that no universal principle [...]