Abstract Violence against women emerged as an international human rights law issue through the adoption of the Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against

Women’s General Recommendation 19 (1992), the United Nations General Assembly’s Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women (1993) and the Belém [...]

THE judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Wightman and Others v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, Case C-621/18, EU:C:2018:999, that a

Member State of the European Union (EU) may unilaterally revoke a notified intention to withdraw from the EU, settles a legal question that had been posed ever since [...]

The ever-intensifying trends of global interdependence have created a complex reality in which decisions of sovereign states, like those of international courts, radiate far

beyond their traditional confines, affecting the interests of a range of strangers (third states, individuals, corporations, and others), without being politically [...]

This contribution seeks to critically examine the UN position with respect to the legal status of the administration of territory by UN-authorised actors. The essay first explores

whether the law of occupation applies to direct administration of foreign territory by the UN or its authorized organs. [...]

This thesis argues that fundamental changes in the technological and geopolitical landscape will lead to the new politics of antitrust. This is a novel argument for several

reasons. First, for many decades antitrust has denied its political nature; it was taboo in the antitrust community to speak of the “politics of antitrust.” Antitrust [...]

This thesis examines what advising the state entails in the context of international law, through a close analysis of the role of the government legal adviser. It responds

to the prevalent representations of the advisory function offered by Anglo-American practitioners, with modes of knowledge production that frequently privilege existing [...]

International litigation and arbitration hinges on the use (and, sometimes, misuse) of “authorities” (i.e., precedents and the teaching and writings of “publicists”).

Parties spend time and effort marshalling supportive authorities, distinguishing or refuting unhelpful ones, and monitoring legal developments in unrelated cases [...]

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) declared in the Northern Cameroons case that ‘[t]here are inherent limitations on the exercise of the judicial function which the

Court, as a court of justice, can never ignore’. On this basis, the ICJ and other international courts and tribunals have indicated circumstances in which they [...]

Uyuşmazlıkları çözüm yetkisi devletin hükümranlık hakkının bir parçasıdır. Devlet yargı fonksiyonunu bunun için kullanır. Ancak bazı pratik mülahazalarla

devlet, diğer fonksiyonları gibi bu işlevini de devlet olma vasfını haiz olmayan süjelerle paylaşabilmektedir. [...]