CYIL vol. 16 (2025)

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CYIL 16 (2025) Cover Page 1I
CYIL 16 AnnotationII
Faculty of Law of the Charles University - Master of Laws Ad.III
Skils s.r.o. Ad.IV
Czech Yearbook of Public & Private International Law - Česká ročenka mezinárodního práva veřejného a soukromého Vol. 16VII
ImpressumVIII
BOARDS AND EDITORSIX
EDITORIAL BOARDIX
ADVISORY BOARDIX
EDITOR-IN-CHIEFX
EXECUTIVE EDITORX
REVIEWERSX
CONTENTSXI
PREFACEXV
ABBREVIATIONSXVII
I. STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ORGANIZATIONS1
HOW MANY DICTIONARIES DO THEY NEED IN THE HAGUE? / Zuzana Trávníčková3
THE EROSION OF GENUINE LINK: SLOVAKIA’S CITIZENSHIP LAW AMENDMENTS GO AGAINST CURRENT STATE PRACTICE / Ivan Novotný19
II. INTERNATIONAL LAW OF HUMAN RIGHTS81
REFLECTING ON THE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF NATIONAL MINORITIES – THIRTY YEARS OF HUMAN RIGHTS LOGICS IN NATIONAL MINORITY PROTECTION / Harald Christian Scheu83
ECtHR JUDGMENT IN THE VEREIN KLIMASENIORINNEN SCHWEIZ AND OTHERS V. SWITZERLAND: EXPANDING COURT ACCESS IN CLIMATE MITIGATION CASES / Petra Baumruk101
CRY ‘HAVOC!’: THE EXTRATERRITORIAL APPLICATION OF THE ECHR DURING THE ‘ACTIVE PHASE’ OF INTERNATIONAL ARMED CONFLICT / Jan Mais113
III. INTERNATIONAL LAW AND EUROPEAN LAW131
THE PROLIFERATION OF NATIONAL “NEW COMPETITION TOOLS” WITHIN THE EU: A NEW CHALLENGE FOR CROSS-BORDER BUSINESS? / Václav Šmejkal133
THE ECODESIGN FOR SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS REGULATION WITH THE DIGITAL PRODUCT PASSPORT: A COMPLEX LEGAL TOOL FOR THE DIGITAL CIRCULARITY / Radka MacGregor Pelikánová146
PUBLIC RIGHT TO RECORD POLICE ACTIONS / Lenka Scheu, Anželika Banevičienė159
IV. INTERNATIONAL LAW AND REGULATION OF AUTOMATION177
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: A FOCUS ON SELECTED MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION / Jan Ondřej – Veronika D’Evereux179
REGULATORY TERRITORIALITY IN THE DIGITAL AGE: THE EU AI ACT AND THE BRUSSELS EFFECT / Patricie Startlová201
THE RIGHT NOT TO BE SUBJECT TO AUTOMATED INDIVIDUAL DECISION-MAKING. A COMPARISON OF THE APPROACHES OF THE CONVENTION 108+ AND THE GDPR / Jan Kubica213
AUTOMATING CONSUMER RIGHTS ENFORCEMENT IN THE EU / Martin Samek227
V. INTERNATIONAL & EUROPEAN NUCLEAR LAW AND THE NUCLEAR NEW BUILD IN CENTRAL EUROPE243
COMMERCIAL USE OF MICROREACTORS IN OUTER SPACE AND THE ROAD TOWARDS A SPACE NUCLEAR LAW / Jakub Handrlica245
BEYOND BORDERS, BEYOND CONTROL? EU PERSPECTIVES ON JURISDICTION AND CONFLICT OF LAWS IN NUCLEAR DAMAGE TRANSBOUNDARY CASES / Marianna Novotná, Dominika Moravcová258
BETWEEN INNOVATION AND RISK MANAGEMENT: EXPLORING NUCLEAR LIABILITY STANDARDS FOR SMALL MODULAR REACTORS / Vladimír Sharp and Gabriela Blahoudková274
THE EURATOM TREATY AS THE FOUNDATION OF A HARMONISED LICENSING FRAMEWORK FOR SMRs IN EUROPE / Miklós Vilmos Mádl295
VI. NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN HEALTHCARE: AI AND TELEMEDICINE313
AI IN MEDICINE AND THE STANDARD OF CARE / Petr Šustek315
PROTECTION OF PARTICULARLY VULNERABLE PATIENTS IN TELEMEDICINE / Tomáš Holčapek325
IS THERE A RIGHT FOR THE HUMAN TOUCH? AI AND THE FUTURE OF THE PHYSICIAN-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP / Martin Šolc338
EHDS AS A STEPPING STONE TO SECONDARY USES OF PERSONAL HEALTH DATA FOR SCIENCE AND RESEARCH / Lucie Široká356
BUILDING TRUST THROUGH TRANSPARENCY: REGULATORY SUGGESTIONS FOR HEALTHCARE AI / Marie Kohoutová369
ARE DATA IN CLINICAL GENETICS SUFFICIENTLY PROTECTED? PROTECTING GENETIC DATA IN THE LIGHT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TOOLS / Vladimíra Těšitelová379
GAPS IN HEALTHCARE DATA FOR INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS IN UKRAINE: IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH RIGHTS PROTECTION / Nataliya Isayeva393
VII. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW405
TRANSFORMING THE TREATIES SILENCE ON “LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS” IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION? THE RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN ARBITRAL PRACTICE ON THAT MATTER / Vojtěch Trapl407
THE ‘SUSTAINABLE’ MEANING OF THE NOTION OF INVESTMENT IN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION / Michał Pyka427
CONSUMER PROTECTION AND THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION / Pallavi Kishore450
NON-STATE RULES: A GLOBALISED APPROACH FOR TRANSNATIONAL COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS / Elisa Arietti468
PACTA SUNT SERVANDA REVISITED? TRADITIONAL LEGAL PRINCIPLES VIS-À-VIS SMART CONTRACTS UNDER THE EU DATA ACT / Tomáš Křivka483
VIII. CZECH PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW503
THE INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION AT THE TIME OF CRISIS: ITS UNUSUALLY SHORT SESSION IN 2025 / Pavel Šturma505
ACTIVITIES OF THE SIXTH COMMITTEE OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY DURING ITS 79TH SESSION / Marek Zukal514
THE CZECH REPUBLIC BEFORE THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN 2024 / Petr Konůpka525
LIST OF RATIFIED INTERNATIONAL TREATIES WHICH ENTERED INTO FORCE FOR THE CZECH REPUBLIC FROM 1ST JANUARY 2024 TILL 31ST DECEMBER 2024 / MILAN BERÁNEK539
IX. SHORTER ARTICLES AND NOTES545
REMEMBERING PROFESSOR DR. CONCEPCIÓN ESCOBAR HERNÁNDEZ / Pavel Šturma547
40 YEARS SINCE THE DEMISE OF A FORGOTTEN HERO: VLADIMÍR VOCHOČ (1894-1985) / Jakub Handrlica549
ROUNDTABLE REPORT: FORUM SHOPPING: BALANCING PARTY AUTONOMY AND LEGAL CERTAINTY? / Dominika Moravcová553
X. BOOK REVIEWS555
Joanna Gomula, Stephan Wittich (eds.) Research Handbook on International Procedural Law / Pavel Šturma557
Peter Hilpold and Giuseppe Nesi (eds.) Teaching International Law / Harald Christian Scheu560
Mohammed Bedjaoui Fonction Publique Internationale et Influences Nationales / Jan Hladík565
XI. SURVEY OF CZECH INTERNATIONAL LAW BIBLIOGRAPHY573
The Survey was elaborated by Zuzana Trávníčková575
A. Books575
B. Articles, Contributions to Books576
The Czech Society of International Law ČSMP-CSIL583
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