CYIL 2014

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ImprintIV
BOARDS AND EDITORSV
CONTENTSVII
PREFACEXI
ABBREVIATIONSXIII
I. STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ORGANIZATIONS1
NON-TRADITIONAL NORMS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: APPROACHES IN LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP (Sanderijn Duquet Jan Wouters)3
RESPONSIBILITY WHILE PROTECTING – AN ALTERNATIVE TO R2P, OR A RETURN TO ITS ORIGINAL ETHOS?(Veronika Bílková)23
THE EXISTANCE OF THE RIGHT TO HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE IN THE EVENT OF NATURAL DISASTERS* (Ana Polak Petrič)37
THE DEFINITION OF AGGRESSION AND THE USE OF FORCE (Josef Mrázek)67
WHAT IS THE LEGAL REGIME OF THE ARCTIC? (Jan Ondřej)95
THE BRUSSELS CONVENTION ON THE LIABILITY OF OPERATORS OF NUCLEAR SHIPS: EXPECTATIONS, BASIC PRINCIPLES AND THE REASONS OF FAILURE (Jakub Handrlica)121
CITES AT THE BEGINNING OF ITS FIFTH DECADE: OUTDATED, OR AT ITS BEST? (Karolina Žákovská)139
II. DIPLOMATIC PROTECTION155
RETHINKING THE ILC DRAFT ARTICLES ON DIPLOMATIC PROTECTION: THE LEGAL NATURE OF DIPLOMATIC PROTECTION (Čestmír Čepelka)157
DIPLOMATIC PROTECTION AND OTHER MECHANISMS FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL AGAINST SERIOUS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS: LIMITING THE DISCRETION (Pavel Caban)167
THE POSITION OF THE INDIVIDUAL IN POST-CODIFICATION DIPLOMATIC PROTECTION (Diana Cucos)181
III. INTERNATIONAL LAW AND EUROPEAN LAW197
THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL AVENUES OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION: A WAY FORWARD FOR THE ECONOMIC AND MONETARY UNION? (Emil Ruffer)199
ISSUE OF THE COOPERATION ON HOME AFFAIRS BETWEEN THE USA AND THE EU (Pavel Biriukov)219
EUROPEAN ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAW AND THE LEGAL STATUS OF PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES (Harald Christian Scheu)227
IV. INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW241
WHAT IS NOT RIGHT IN HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION? A few reflections on some European Court of Human Rights judgments (Pavel Bureš)243
THE UN HUMAN RIGHTS TREATY BODY SYSTEM – REFORM, STRENGTHENING OR POSTPONEMENT? (Jan Lhotský)255
ARE INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS BOUND BY INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS OBLIGATIONS? (Martin Faix)267
DO LEGAL PERSONS HAVE THE RIGHT TO RESPECT FOR PRIVATE AND FAMILY LIFE? (Alla Tymofeyeva)291
V. INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW AND HUMANITARIAN LAW307
THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE RULE OF LAW EFFORTS IN POST-DAYTON BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA (Kateřina Uhlířová)309
HUMAN RIGHTS BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (Ondřej Svaček)327
PRIVATE MILITARY CONTRACTORS, PARAMILITARIES AND MERCENARIES IN THE UKRAINIAN CONFLICT: AN ANALYSIS OF THEIR IMPACT ON INTERNATIONAL LAW (Carollann Braum)341
VI. CZECH VIEWS ON INVESTMENT AND TRADE LAW359
AND NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET: PARALLEL ARBITRAL AND COURT PROCEEDINGS WITHIN THE SPHERE OF INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION Is Parallelism an Undesirable Occurrence or a Welcome Lifeline? (Zuzana Jahodníková – Miloš Olík)361
UMBRELLA CLAUSE – ADDITIONAL PROTECTION OF INVESTMENT BY CLAUSE OR NON-PROTECTION EVEN THROUGH ADDITION OF THE CLAUSE? (Vojtěch Trapl)399
STATE IMMUNITY IN JURISPRUDENCE OF CZECH COURTS (Klára Poláčková Van der Ploeg)421
VII. CZECH PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW451
THE INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION AT THE MID-POINT OF ITS QUINQUENNIUM (SURVEY OF ITS WORK IN 2014) (Pavel Šturma)453
LIST OF RATIFIED INTERNATIONAL TREATIES WHICH ENTERED INTO FORCE FOR THE CZECH REPUBLIC FROM 1ST JANUARY 2013 TILL 31ST DECEMBER 2013463
VIII. SHORTER ARTICLES AND NOTES471
IX. BOOK REVIEWS481
X. SURVEY OF CZECH INTERNATIONAL LAW BIBLIOGRAPHY505
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