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• 2021
  • Fünf Fragen an PD Dr. Roman Schmidt-Radefeldt
  • #4 Das Gewaltverbot
  • The Right to Live under Threat
  • Not Making the Cut
  • International Lawyers, Look to the Heavens
  • Before 1951, Outside Europe
  • An ever-faster blog?
  • The Case for the Right to Defend Human Rights in Colombia
  • When Two Wrongs Make a “Right”
  • Eye on the Spy
  • The COVID-19 Response and the Right to a Healthy Environment in India
  • Koloniale Einflüsse auf die Gründung der Genfer Flüchtlingskonvention
  • Colonial Effects on the Founding of the 1951 Refugee Convention
  • Fünf Fragen an Prof. Dr. Jörg Polakiewicz
  • Awakening from “Sleeping Beauty’s” Slumber
  • Turkey’s Withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention
  • Time to Counter “Vaccine Nationalism”?
  • A Glimmer of Hope for All?
  • Rule of Law Rules #3
  • Grow Together or Perish Alone
  • “What Should Be a Better Alternative to the Council of Europe’s Unique...
  • Using Human Security to Harness Human Rights in the Post-COVID World
  • “Nowhere to be found”
  • Queer(ing) Vulnerabilities and Human Rights
  • “Sport Sex” before the European Court of Human Rights
  • COVID-19 and “New” Human Rights Symposium
  • The Right to Abortion and the European Convention on Human Rights
  • Mächtige Plattformen
  • #ManuelaJusticiay Esperanza?
  • ‘The ICJ then and now’
  • Parallele Leben
  • Parallel Lives
  • Globale Entwicklungen, Errungenschaften und Herausforderungen
  • 70 Jahre UNHCR und Genfer Flüchtlingskonvention
  • The Ongwen case
  • Fünf Fragen an Dr. Katja Göcke
  • The space between human rights and the right to regulate
  • Human rights in the hyphen
  • Reply
  • Populism’s lethal effect on the respect for human rights
  • From the margins to the center
  • Alles richtig gemacht?
  • Symposium on international investment law and human rights
  • Völkerrechtslunch
  • The impacts of climate change on the humanitarian system
  • #3 Bindung an Menschenrechte im Ausland
  • Climate migrants
  • Dawn of a new era of global data protection?
  • Völkerrechtslunch
  • Editorial #3
  • Rule of Law Rules #2
  • Experts’ interpretations of treaties
  • Counsel to sovereign states
  • The International Law Commission as a sui generis organ?
  • The outside keeps creeping in
  • The International Law Commission as an interpreter of international law?
  • Multiple actors, one task
  • Trump verlässt das Weiße Haus
  • Expansion in the Aegean Sea?
  • The state as Kolonialware
  • The ICC Israel Palestine decision
  • The unforeseeable future and the rule of law
  • Gespräch zum Thema Flucht und Migration
  • Quand le vin est tiré, il faut le boire
  • Völkerrechtslunch
  • The history of international law matters
  • Enforced disappearances in Turkey
  • Public International Law and Pandemics: COVID-19 as a Watershed?
  • Can Bangladesh preserve the Brahmaputra?
  • Viel Lärm um nichts
  • The earth system, hydrosphere, and outer space
  • „Wir haben in diesem Gremium zur Einhaltung des internationalen Rechts...
  • “We contributed to the respect for international law and the peaceful resolution...
  • #2 Welthandelsrecht
  • The Facebook Oversight Board and its Trump test
  • Informed dissent or misinformed rebellion?
  • Unzulässigkeit durch Folter erlangter Beweismittel: Neue Rechtsprechung...
  • International crimes in the age of social media
  • Von Felsen und Fischen
  • Völkerrechtslunch
  • Editorial #2
  • The Hague District Court on travel restrictions
  • Rule of Law Rules #1
  • Klimaklagen im Europäischen Mehrebenensystem
  • Enforced disappearances in Syria and the Al Khatib trial in Germany
  • Völkerrechtslunch
  • The Judgement of Solomon that went wrong
  • Taking stock
  • Withdrawing from the ‚Withdrawal Doctrine‘
  • Unlikely encounters of international law and technology
  • Die Tätigkeit als Vorsitzende im Bundestagsausschuss für Menschenrechte...
  • Völkerrechtslunch
  • South Korea’s denial of Japan’s immunity for international crimes
  • Chaos averted or executive overreach?
  • Aktuelle Entwicklungen zum Brexit: Das Handels- und Kooperationsabkommen...
  • Universal jurisdiction without universal outreach?
  • Trump’s deadly legacy?
  • #1 Das Interventionsverbot
  • Völkerrechtslunch
  • Looking back on a special year
• 2020
  • Decolonization as Dialectic Process in Law and Literature
  • Worthy of the “increasingly global perspective”?
  • It’s the system, stupid!
  • Water under the bridge?
  • “‘The West’ might not exist anymore”
  • Of crabbed age and bold youth
  • Avenues for victims of enforced disappearances in The Gambia
  • 99’000 disappeared and counting
  • Setting precedents at the UN
  • One man’s martyr is another man’s malignant nuclear missile designer
  • Die zwei Körper des Königs: Das „Treiben“ des thailändischen Monarchen...
  • 75 Jahre Vereinte Nationen
  • New wine in old bottles
  • An unattainable dream
  • Unlocatable Violence
  • Excluding enforced disappearances from military jurisdiction
  • (Enforced) disappearances
  • The Energy Charter Treaty and its (in)compatibility with EU law
  • Bringing home the remains of forcibly disappeared persons
  • The vicious cycle of impunity
  • The Committee on Enforced Disappearances
  • Non-judicial search for disappeared persons
  • Disappeared migrants and refugees
  • Diplomats vs. Robots
  • A precursor to comprehensive perspectives on Enforced Disappearances
  • A decade of victim-centred approaches
  • My story
  • Empty chairs
  • The M/V Roseline A incident
  • A pushback against international law?
  • Saying Yes to development projects
  • Do compulsory vaccinations against COVID-19 violate human rights?
  • Völkerrechtliche Fragen der Seegrenzen und Ressourcennutzung im östlichen...
  • One step forward – three steps back
  • Der Konflikt um Berg-Karabach / Artsakh
  • The new era of disinformation wars
  • Guidance at a critical moment
  • Between fiction and reality
  • Expanding the restricted realm of international trade law to animal welfare
  • Another brick in the wall?
  • COVID-19, people, and other animals
  • Extensive violence instead of intensive protection
  • Sorry, Elon
  • Collective self-defence or just another intervention?
  • Democracy in Latin America under COVID-19
  • Three years after the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar
  • ‘To me, fair friend, you can never be old’
  • Solidarität oder gemeinsame Verantwortungslosigkeit?
  • Die Schrems II-Entscheidung des EuGH
  • The U.S. v. the rest of the world
  • Bridging the gap
  • A state obligation to allot land to minorities?
  • Transnational biographies and “legal flows”
  • A melody for legal reform?
  • Auch ein Versagen der Staatengemeinschaft
  • Return of the Rohingyas
  • A (time) travelling concept
  • Civilizing wartime violence?
  • A matter of evolution, not invention
  • Climate change and human rights
  • Anklägerin auf der Sanktionsliste
  • A ‘golden age’ of inter-state complaints?
  • Thou shalt not ‘break international law in a very specific and limited...
  • Introducing Völkerrechtsblog 3.0
  • A blog with more than just articles
  • Where there’s smoke, there’s fire
  • The Aegean Sea dispute on the edge of escalating
  • Invitation to sign
  • Creeping diversion from secularism in Turkey
  • Summer Reading List of the #Ö
  • Summer Reading List of the #Ö
  • Violating international law through onerous procedural law
  • A turn to youth in international law?
  • Flashbangs against empowerment
  • COVID-19 at the International Criminal Court
  • COVID-19 at the International Criminal Court
  • The complacency of constitutional courts
  • How is COVID-19 affecting Amazonia?
  • “Stop quarantine, start war”
  • A bridge too far
  • Orbit tax
  • Ungleichheit ist die wahre Pandemie
  • Inequality is the real pandemic
  • Incidental jurisdiction in the award in “The ‘Enrica Lexie’ Incident (Italy...
  • Incidental jurisdiction in the award in “The ‘Enrica Lexie’ Incident (Italy...
  • An Islamic legal scholar as judge at the ICC
  • Turning Hagia Sophia into a mosque (again)
  • Die türkischen Operationen Claw-Eagle und Claw-Tiger im Irak
  • Collective punishment in the Indian-administered Kashmir
  • The governance of disease outbreaks in international health law
  • The governance of disease outbreaks in international health law
  • Swapping livelihood with electricity
  • Indigenous peoples and biodiversity law in Ecuador
  • Time for an Islamic legal scholar at the ICC?
  • Incorporating indigenous rights in the CBD
  • Two opposing commitments?
  • Indigenous power beyond human rights
  • Traditional knowledge and customary law
  • Incorporating indigenous rights in the international regime on biodiversity...
  • Germany’s commitment to international justice
  • A crisis (not) averted
  • Perfect Pandemic Reading
  • Between Utopia and Affirmation of the Status Quo
  • Internationales Recht und kapitalistische Verwertungslogik
  • International law and capitalist logic of exploitation
  • Of law(s) and capitalism(s)
  • Rechtsform(en) jenseits des Kapitalismus?
  • Legal form(s) beyond capitalism?
  • Seeking corporate accountability for human rights
  • Working toward the world we want to live in
  • “No Quarter for Insurrectionists”
  • Ohrenbetäubendes Schweigen
  • Bewaffnete Drohnen für die Bundeswehr?
  • Robert Koch, research and experiment in the colonial space
  • “Play it once, Sam. For old times’ sake”
  • The right to benefit from Big Data progress
  • The case for global constitutionalism in pandemic times
  • Creating a kingdom of stone walls
  • To sue or not to sue
  • Racial violence and COVID-19
  • Testing Europe
  • Claims after COVID?
  • A burden to share
  • Vulnerability in times of Corona
  • The Corona effect
  • Beauty and the virus
  • Look for everyday solidarity
  • Follow the money and see where it goes – Unmasking the EU’s Libya programme
  • Bouncers beyond Borders
  • Grundrechte schützen – eine grenzenlose Verpflichtung?
  • The role of soft law in the prevention and control of non-communicable...
  • La solidarité dans le droit international
  • How behavioural law can promote sustainable development
  • 24.000 EUR – für eine Auskunft?!
  • Could “Net”-Zero Emissions prove to be a fatal blow for climate justice?
  • The treaty to end all investment treaties
  • Art. XX GATT 1994
  • Securing pathways to environmental justice for indigenous women
  • Access to justice and climate-related disasters
  • Klimagerechtigkeit
  • Displacement in connection with climate change
  • Democratising international climate law
  • The state is dead
  • Judging climate change obligations: Can the World Court rise to the occasion?
  • Judging climate change obligations: Can the World Court rise to the occasion?
  • Pursuing climate justice through public interest litigation
  • Global South climate litigation versus climate justice
  • ‘Staying with the trouble’
  • International law in an age of catastrophe
  • Between the body and the politic
  • Leaving no one behind?
  • Between the body and the politic
  • Mine, mine, mine!
  • A puzzle coming together
  • Dealing with marine debris the ASEAN way
  • Legitimation through executive order?
  • India’s battle against Covid-19
  • A missed opportunity at the ICC
  • Irrational, unprofessional, radical?
  • Denying juveniles’ agency role
  • Enter the youth, a protagonist behind the scenes
  • Do youth delegates at the UN have an influence on public international...
  • Rejuvenating international law
  • Wo kein Richter, da kein Wähler?
  • Human rights, criminal law: pas de deux ou faux amis?
  • Global information governance in pandemic times
  • Governing the world through information (law)
  • In search for principles
  • Afghanistan finally open for investigations
  • The “pseudo doctrine”, still a real problem
  • The „pseudo doctrine“ – a pseudo problem?
  • Staat oder kein Staat unter dem Rom-Statut, das ist hier die einzige Frage!
  • Land ahoy?
  • The citizenship test in India
  • Der Alptraum in Idlib
  • Voting rights for future?
  • Schnell heißt nicht rechtmäßig
  • Is the spread of Coronavirus already a pandemic?
  • 40 days and 40 nights
  • Staat oder kein Staat, das ist hier die (einzige) Frage
  • When your landlord is North Korea
  • Deutschland als amicus curiae
  • And the victims’ voices?
  • Undermining past efforts?
  • EGMR billigt Festung Europa mit Toren
  • International law in an age of catastrophe
  • One-eyed prosecution?
  • “To be a judge means to be criticized from all sides”
  • From persecution to poverty
  • A significant opening
  • Entre ambitions et réalités
  • The 2019-2020 novel coronavirus outbreak and the importance of good faith...
  • „Richter sein bedeutet, von allen Seiten kritisiert zu werden“
  • Grundrechte schützen – eine grenzenlose Verpflichtung?
  • Awarding inspiration
  • Awarding inspiration
  • Awarding inspiration
  • SGDs and the rule of law
  • Crisis and hypocrisy?
  • Zur Tötung von Qasem Soleimani
  • Intersectional feminist engagements with international law (Part II)
  • Intersectional feminist engagements with international law (Part I)
  • Whose womanhood?
  • TWAILing feminist engagement with international law
  • The targeted killing of Qassem Soleimani
  • The problem of “sport sex”
  • ‘It’s not a research gap, it’s a research crevasse!’
  • Book Symposium on “Feminist Engagement with International Law”
• 2019
  • All eyes on the Court
  • Trumping Mexico’s Sovereignty?
  • No voice, no rights, no protection?
  • The Brexit agreement: an unlikely role model for the WTO?
  • Fighting modern slavery in Brazil
  • Whose rights? Whose justice? (Second part)
  • Whose rights? Whose justice? (First part)
  • Does policy “Trump” international law?
  • Saber-rattling in space
  • Climate change in the Security Council
  • Quel droit ? Quelle justice ? (Deuxiéme partie)
  • Quel droit ? Quelle justice ? (Première partie)
  • Social media platforms as expropriated investors
  • The Contract for the Web
  • The Gambia and the Rohingya’s nightmare
  • A tale of two foundational orders
  • Three eras of digital governance
  • India’s mosque that was and temple that will be
  • Free speech in the age of online content moderation
  • Thoughts on ‘one World, one Net, one Vision’
  • Ein globaler „Dauerbrenner“
  • The role of museums
  • Justice for the Rohingya
  • German colonialism, reparations and international law
  • Participation rights of indigenous peoples
  • From ideological fixity to moral argument
  • Racist repercussions and transgenerational exclusion
  • The law as a (limited) means to address colonial injustice
  • The genocide against the Ovaherero and Nama peoples
  • An unlikely couple
  • Decolonizing intertemporal international law
  • Historical originis of the Ovaherero and Nama Genocide
  • Colonial repercussions in Germany and Namibia
  • Beyond  the exhumation  of the dictator
  • Europäische Einigkeit in Action: Menschenwürde im Strafvollzug
  • In dubio contra bellum
  • Welcome to a new blog
  • Law in capitalism
  • Harmony in the Chinese just war tradition
  • “Sexual orientation is not a fashion statement”
  • Burning issues in the “Land of the Future”
  • The new wave of law and development
  • (Un-)Precedented?
  • Social justice
  • Towards comparative legal institutionalism
  • More than just a scientific report
  • International climate change adjudication
  • Alternatives to Development in the Andes
  • Not for sale?
  • Thank you, Greta & friends!
  • Scholars in mutual estrangement?
  • Nord Stream 2
  • Empowerment of indigenous and ethnic groups
  • Reflections on the history and future of Law and Development
  • A slow revolution to protect the poor and vulnerable?
  • Increasing the benefits, reducing the costs
  • The plurality of law and development
  • Only a small step forward
  • Repatriated to “Prison”
  • Future of whaling vis-à-vis Japan’s withdrawal from IWC
  • Playing with Fire
  • What’s next to preserve the linguistic richness of Indigenous Peoples?
  • Manual scavenging
  • A chain as strong as its weakest link
  • How to be cynical
  • Back in time to Roman Law
  • A rule to catch them all
  • Cynicism? Yes, please!
  • All’s fair in the law of war?
  • The Edge of Enlightenment
  • In international law we (do not) trust
  • From speaking truth to power to speaking power’s truth
  • An ideal at sea
  • International law beyond cynicism and critique
  • With a diplomatic solution, there would be no loser.
  • Handschlag oder Kniefall?
  • Entzug von Mitgliedschaftsrechten zur Implementierung von Demokratie
  • Una-Fjord-able
  • Alle Wege führen nach Dublin
  • Bei einer diplomatischen Lösung gibt es keinen Verlierer
  • Poor due to climate impacts
  • Land and identity
  • Between policy and reality
  • Are EU misappropriation sanctions dead?
  • After the trial is before the trial
  • Finally holding the World Bank accountable?
  • Identifying customary international law from the ivory tower?
  • Response
  • “Say My Name”
  • The broken promise of belligerent occupation law
  • Phantom sovereignty and the imaginary version of international law
  • Mobilizing the untapped capacity of international law
  • From "Assigned Residence" to "Zone"
  • Strafverfolgung ohne Jurisdiktion?
  • In the wake of the ICJ’s Opinion in Chagos
  • Dilemmatic Discomfort
  • “Irresolvable Norm Conflicts”
  • The international whaling regime
  • 100 years of the International Labour Organization or
  • Setting the record straight how detention and indictment works in Sweden
  • The US Armed Forces at the Mexican Border
  • Legal dilemmas
  • Mehr davon!
  • Romancing the State
  • „Wer entscheidet, macht sich schuldig“
  • “The one who decides is guilty”
  • Winter is (no longer) coming
  • Lost in translation
  • Neues Tribunal, neues Glück?
  • Centenary struggles
  • The charm of jurisdictions
  • The GDPR and algorithmic decision-making
  • The internet on its way back to a future of human dignity?
  • Ukrainische Matrosen bald auf der Heimreise?
  • Designed to serve mankind?
  • Us & them
  • Retaliatory Strikes as a Reaction to Cyber-Attacks?
  • The climax of the Al-Bashir saga
  • Controversies in Caracas
  • Can German courts stop “Hellfire” from Ramstein?
  • Where the Kaiser meets Pinochet
  • Judge Ozaki’s Case
  • Setback for the descendants of the Nama and Ovaherero indigenous peoples
  • “Give me your money, you tired, poor and huddled masses!”
  • Meilenstein für LGBTIQ*-Rechte
  • Happy Birthday, Völkerrechtsblog!
  • “Nun sag’, wie hast Du’s mit der Gerechtigkeit?”
  • The necessity to develop a Regional Refugee Framework for South Asia
  • Heroes and theories
  • Practice as method
  • Keeping it clean (part II)
  • Keeping it clean (part I)
  • The CLOUD Act
  • New peak in the dispute concerning the Golan Heights
  • India’s anti-satellite missile test
  • The alleged seizure of the El Hiblu 1 by rescued migrants
  • Filtering fundamental rights
  • Responsibility to punish
  • Judicial imperialism and the PCIJ’s interpretation of the 1923 Treaty of...
  • Judicial imperialism and the PCIJ’s interpretation of the 1923 Treaty of...
  • Gender Inclusive Trade and the Limits of Liberal Feminism
  • Religious Freedom and Customary International Law
  • The principle of responsibility-sharing in refugee protection
  • Trading Blows
  • New Collaboration between Völkerrechtsblog and Ruhr University Bochum’s...
  • Provoking the Single Story
  • Sind die USA noch an den INF-Vertrag gebunden?
  • Imperialism, International Law and the Chagos Islands
  • Corporate liability under customary international law
  • Why Customary International Law Matters in Protecting Human Rights
  • Who is calling the shots?
  • Hard times for voices from the Global South
  • ‘Understanding our colonial past is a prerequisite to understanding the...
  • Recognizing violent encounters in North East India as internal armed conflict
  • Of BITs and pieces, resistance and simplification
  • A new object in the sky
  • Semi-colonialism and international legal history
  • A BIT of resistance
  • The a-historicity of Preah Vihear and the space for inter-disciplinarity...
  • Alea iacta est?
  • The Gods and Demons of the Preah Vihear Temple
  • An investment arbitration avalanche after a No-Deal Brexit?
  • The ICC’s ‘Evidence Problem’
  • Truth or dare?
  • Multiperspectivism in and on international law
  • Backlash against international law by the East?
  • Are We Living in an Eastphalian Moment?
  • From Liberal and Equal to Fraternal International Legal Order?
• 2018
  • A Japanese approach to international law
  • Das Gespenst einer europäischen Armee
  • The Ecological Atlas of International Law
  • The ‘Standard of Civilization’ in international law
  • Brexit means Brexit!?
  • Are We Living in the “Eastphalian” Moment?
  • Funding Völkerrechtsblog
  • Voting down international law?
  • A power struggle or something more?
  • Der Globale Migrationspakt
  • Why International Investment Law is not violated by the GDPR
  • Die neue WSK-Rechtsprechung des IAGMR
  • Between Narratives and Borders
  • Cyber-War oder Cyber-Wahn?
  • The Direct Justiciability of the Right to Health at the IACtHR
  • Im „Handelskrieg“ schweigen die Gesetze
  • Plausibility and the ICJ
  • Taking Trump Seriously
  • Data Protection Principles Around the World
  • The urgent, the plausible and the irreparable
  • Will Tariff Wars Unravel the Multilateral Trading System?
  • Zwischen Recht und Politik
  • On the decriminalisation of homosexuality in India
  • Kofi Annan and International Law in Kenya
  • Artefact or heritage?
  • Ambivalent Futures
  • Trump’s latest attack on international law
  • Property and Possession
  • Eigentum und Besitz
  • Dekoloniale Perspektiven zu Berlins Humboldt Forum
  • Gibt es noch Hoffnung für überstaatliche Demokratie?
  • Wozu internationaler Kulturgüterschutz?
  • Cultural heritage protection
  • The politics of cultural heritage protection in international law
  • A further “constitutionalization” to the detriment of the individual?
  • Der IAGMR und WSK-Rechte
  • Artenschutz als Menschenrecht?
  • Demokratie und Völkerrecht
  • Somaliland and Secession Politics in Eastern Africa
  • Examining the Legal Anomalies Created by Inconsistencies between the European...
  • Extraterritoriale Regulierung als Staatenpflicht
  • Galeone San José: Schatzjagd und Unterwasserkulturerbe
  • Which Business?
  • Giving Human Rights a Future
  • Human Rights Due Diligence
  • Das Verhältnis von Handels- und Investitionsabkommen zu einem Abkommen...
  • A Future Treaty on Business and Human Rights
  • Germany’s Moral Responsibility to Support a Treaty on Business and Human...
  • It could have been worse
  • Between (Re-)Empowerment and (Hyper-)Conditionality
  • Beyond the ‘Moments’ of Law and Development
  • Agenda 2030
  • Law and Development
  • Beyond a fourth moment in law and development
  • ‘Vetoing’ the admission of a third state in international organizations
  • Neue Initiative der polnischen Regierung in Sachen deutscher Weltkriegsreparationen
  • Disentangling the cyber security debate
  • Leveraging technology to enhance access to justice for children in Africa
  • Endlich! – Erster Haftbefehl gegen einen ranghohen Vertreter des syrischen...
  • Human rights and the international protection of biodiversity
  • Human rights and the international protection of biodiversity
  • The First Genocide of the 20th Century before a Court
  • On history, geography, and radical change in international law
  • Access to information and the fourth wave of rights
  • Neue Initiative der polnischen Regierung in Sachen deutscher Weltkriegsreparationen
  • The Philippines’ move away from the International Criminal Court over the...
  • Stretching Abstract Reasoning to its Limits
  • Defending the Defenders
  • The Kosovo Specialist Chambers
  • Rainbow Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court?
  • Schadensersatzansprüche vor nationalen Gerichten aufgrund von Völkerrechtsverstößen?
  • Intersectionality in Europe
  • Whiteness as International Citizenship in European Union Law
  • “There is still a lot of work to be done.”
  • Framing Race and Law in Europe
  • The Framing of the African Union in International Criminal Law: A Racialized...
  • Learning from Anthropology
  • Building Islam as a race in French colonial law
  • Sind Juden weiß?
  • We need to talk about 'race'
  • We need to talk about 'race'
  • The Concept of Race in International Criminal Law
  • Opt-in vs. Opt-out = opt-in-opt-out?
  • One law to rule them all
  • Cleavages in international law and the danger of a pull towards non-compliance
  • Who Holds Russia’s Judges and Public Prosecutors to Account?
  • Is Russia the guardian of Humanitarian Intervention?
  • The EU-Russia Civil Society Forum
  • Das EU-Russland Zivilgesellschaftsforum
  • Russia, international law, and the melting of the Arctic
  • ‘Peaceful’ and ‘Remedial’ Annexations of Crimea
  • Cheating Chile
  • Das Dilemma der Intra-EU Investor-Staat Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit
  • Ukraine v. Russia: Passage through Kerch Strait and the Sea of Azov
  • Ukraine v. Russia: Passage through Kerch Strait and the Sea of Azov
  • Ukraine v. Russia
  • Les évolutions de la primauté de la souveraineté dans l’approche russe...
  • A Nationalized Approach to International Law
  • Symposium
  • Strasbourg’s Effect on Russia – and Russia’s Effect on Strasbourg
• 2017
  • Nature as a bearer of rights
  • Self-Defense Against the PKK?
  • Zu ihrem Glück vereint
  • The winds in New York have not changed after the recent ICJ elections
  • Die Trump-Administration, der Kongress und das Dilemma des JCPOA
  • Last but not least: Lebenslang für den "Schlächter des Balkans"
  • Can we detect paradigmatic shifts when we see them?
  • Quo Vadis PMSC?
  • Verstoß von Deutschland gegen EMRK wegen mangelnder Untersuchung von Polizeigewalt
  • La situation en Catalogne
  • Wind of Change in New York?
  • Who may see the Acropolis?
  • A right to tourism – and the duty of hosting the leisure class
  • Rethinking containment through the EU-Libya Migration Deal
  • Auctoritas non veritas facit Legem
  • The identification of individuals
  • Brother, where art thou?
  • Combatting the legal side effects of privatized war
  • Returns Without Examinations
  • The Referendum on Catalan Self-Determination: Long Shots and Legal Flair
  • The Referendum on Catalan Self-Determination (Part II)
  • The Referendum on Catalan Self-Determination (Part I)
  • Access to Justice for Socio-Economic Rights
  • Is a bird in the hand always worth two in the bush?
  • Messing with the Mess We Are In
  • Status: "It's complicated"
  • Constitutional authoritarianism, not authoritarian constitutionalism!
  • David gegen Goliath
  • The C-Star’s Odyssey and the International Law of the Sea
  • On book reviews
  • Interrogating “Constitutionalism of the South” and New Pathways for Research
  • Zwischen Skylla und Charybdis
  • Knowledge Production in Comparative Constitutional Law
  • Towards a Constitutionalism of the Wretched
  • On ‘cyber trafficking’ and the protection of its victims
  • Expanding Access to Justice for Socio-Economic Rights Complaints in South...
  • Pushing for Transformation
  • Conceptualizing authoritarian constitutionalism
  • The Global South in Comparative Constitutional Law
  • The 12mm-Winchester-Gun and the Global South in Comparative Constitutional...
  • “You learn a lot from your teachers but mostly from your students”
  • The unsolved case of Giulio Regeni
  • ‘Cyber’ Trafficking? An Interpretation of the Palermo Protocol in the Digital...
  • Preemptive Self-Defense?
  • The Michigan Guidelines on Refugee Freedom of Movement, or
  • Die Michigan Guidelines on Refugee Freedom of Movement, oder
  • Kulturgüter
  • The International Arbitration Bill and the future of arbitrations in South...
  • Vive la diversité!
  • The role of the ICC and of non-State actors concerning the protection of...
  • Kulturgüterschutz
  • Judgment and diversity
  • Konstitutionelles Sultanat versus US-amerikanisches Präsidialsystem
  • Grenzenloses Recht
  • Why a woman’s presence on the bench is a human rights issue
  • Feminist Judgments in International Law
  • Feminism and the International Criminal Court
  • Symposium: Feminist Critiques of International Courts
  • It’s not about “women issues”
  • Iran's Ballistic Missile Tests
  • Die Büchse der Pandora
  • Gunneflo Book Symposium: The Author’s Response
  • Am Ende des Rechts angelangt
  • Gunneflo Book Symposium: Part 5
  • Does transnational environmental crime and transnational fisheries crime...
  • The use of depleted uranium munition by the US military in Syria – a legally...
  • Gunneflo Book Symposium: Part 4
  • CJEU Cases C-157/15 Achbita and C-188/15 Bougnaoui
  • Gunneflo Book Symposium - Part 3
  • Gunneflo Book Symposium - Part 2
  • If you are looking for perfect justice look somewhere else
  • Targeted Killing: A Legal and Political History
  • Gunneflo Book Symposium: Part 1
  • The battle against transnational fisheries crime
  • Nuremberg and the Contemporary Commitment to International Criminal Justice
  • Nuremberg Trials a Betrayal to History?
  • Die Umsetzung der schweizerischen Volksinitiative „gegen Masseneinwanderung“
  • Transnational environmental crime: a challenging problem but not yet a...
  • Sovereign Debt Restructuring
  • Collectively Enforcing the Results of Democratic Elections in Africa
  • Collectively Enforcing the Results of Democratic Elections in Africa
  • Die Schweiz will den Bruch mit der EU nicht riskieren
  • ‘Green Crime’
  • Not only good faith
  • Inter-Creditor Equity in Corporate and Sovereign Debt Restructuring
  • Sovereign debt and international law
  • Putschists behind Bars?
  • Setting the Scope of and the Limits to the Incremental Approach to Sovereign...
  • Constant Dripping Wears Away the Stone… Including Sovereign Debt
  • Rethinking the International Criminal Justice Project in the Global South
  • Die UNO als Kopie antiker Vorbilder?
  • Globale Koine Eirene?
  • German Genocide in Namibia before U.S. Courts
  • Retter der Menschenrechte weltweit?
  • Vereint gegen den Terror?
• 2016
  • Victor’s Justice, Contested
  • Victor’s Justice in Disguise?
  • Open Access on the shores of international legal scholarship
  • Unilateralism ahead?
  • Der Schutz der Menschenrechte im Cyberspace durch die EMRK
  • The surveillance you have paid for
  • The dark side of digitalization
  • Towards a more radical deterritorialisation of language
  • Expression over Content
  • Latin-America and Refugees: a panoramic view
  • Flexible Solidarity – Effective Solidarity?
  • The Arab Refugee Paradox
  • This is about globalization, and there is work to do for international...
  • Refugees at Our Backyard
  • It is all about being happy in search of security
  • The Human Right to Land
  • Grab me if you can?
  • “The Inter-American System has always been in crisis, and we always found...
  • Von der komplizierten Freiheit, die eigene Muttersprache zu sprechen
  • The ICC’s Al Mahdi verdict on the destruction of cultural heritage
  • Is there a positive obligation on Russia to legalise same-sex unions under...
  • Innovations in Pharmaceutical Industry
  • 2016 - Responsibility-sharing for refugees (2)
  • Responsibility-sharing for refugees (1)
  • OSCE
  • Legal personality for the OSCE?
  • Basing the Legal Status of the OSCE on Participating States’ Duty of Loyalty
  • Legalization of the OSCE?
  • Between Aspirations and Realities
  • The Role of Human Rights in the Realm of Arms Transfers
  • Blackmarketing “Bundeswehr” Weapons in Northern Iraq
  • Understanding the impact of different concepts of surrogate mother for...
  • Cross-border surrogacy transactions (CBST)
  • From curse to opportunity: Mediation of natural resource conflicts
  • Navigating International Norms in Peace Mediation
  • Investor-state arbitration: rationale and legitimacy
  • Investor-State Arbitration as Part of the International Rule of Law
  • The History and Development of “A” DR (alternative/appropriate dispute...
  • Strengthening the means of (international) law enforcement
  • Megaregionals and the Others
  • A Response to “A Financial Crisis or Something More?”
  • Africa’s Absence in the Megaregionals
  • An Indian perspective on megaregionals and concomitant trends
  • A Financial Crisis or Something More?
  • Is the Islamic State a State?
  • A Response to “Is the Islamic State a State?”
  • A Response to “Which Rights to enforce in Time of Public Emergency?”
  • Which Rights to enforce in Time of Public Emergency?
  • Thinking globally, acting globally
  • Thinking globally, acting regionally
  • Europäischer Gerichtshof für Menschenrechte
  • „Who among us gets to be global?“
  • Die Besonderheit der Bodenschätze
  • Menschenrechte als Antwort auf Verteilungsfragen im transnationalen Rohstoffrecht
  • Climate Change and the Arctic as a Common Concern
  • When climate change hits the Arctic
  • The Bemba Trial Judgment
  • International Law – So 90s?
  • The WHO’s Institutional and Legal Role in Communicable Disease Epidemics:...
  • Infectious Diseases as a New Threat to International Peace and Security
  • The Human Right to Health in Africa: Great Expectations, but Poor Results
  • The Karadžić Judgment: The ICTY at its Peak
  • Fostering Regional Health Governance in West Africa
  • Creating Legal Effects for the WHO’s International Health Regulations (2005)
  • International Health Governance of Disease Outbreaks
  • Ebola Epidemic 2014-2015
  • Ranganathan Book Symposium: Part 5
  • Ranganathan Book Symposium: Part 4
  • Ranganathan Book Symposium: Part 3
  • Ranganathan Book Symposium: Part 2
  • Strategically Created Treaty Conflicts
  • Ranganathan Book Symposium: Part 1
  • “P” for Partnership or “R” for Regime?
  • A new Solange judgment from Germany
  • Innovative Lehrformate für die Didaktik der Völkerrechtswissenschaft
  • Vom Internationalen in der Privatrechtslehre
  • Studying in an international environment
  • Völkerrecht im Fokus der Arbeit einer studentischen Redaktion
  • Law Clinics in der juristischen Ausbildung
  • Völkerrecht verstehen
  • Moot Courts in der Lehre des internationalen Rechts
  • Spielend Völkerrecht verstehen
  • Online-Symposium zur Lehre des internationalen Rechts
  • TTIP and the WTO
  • Exceptionality and context
  • The regulatory dimension of TTIP and the global competition of economic...
  • The Democracy Obligation According to International Law
  • Law as a site of politics (Part II)
  • Law as a site of politics (Part I)
  • Prior Informed Consent – the Case of Peru
  • Part 2: Simple international rights, global constitutionalism, and scholarly...
  • Simple international rights, global constitutionalism, and scholarly methods
  • Beyond Individual Criminal Responsibility?
  • De-constitutionalizing individual rights beyond the state?
  • Investors’ Rights Short of Human Rights in a Constitutional Perspective
  • Beyond Human Rights
  • Beyond Human Rights
  • Beyond Human Rights
  • Relaunching Völkerrechtsblog 2016
  • How many members does the Polish Constitutional Court have?
  • Symposium: Prior consultation in Latin America – The Case of Colombia
• 2015
  • Multi-stakeholder self-regulation mechanisms for PMSCs
  • Lawfare?
  • Anwendung humanitärvölkerrechtlicher Normen in asymmetrischen Konflikten
  • Möllers-Buchforum (5): Replik von Christoph Möllers
  • Möllers-Buchforum (5)
  • Bauern vs. Monsanto
  • Möllers-Buchforum (4)
  • Möllers-Buchforum (4)
  • Practitioner’s Corner
  • Möllers-Buchforum (3)
  • Research questions arising from practice of law
  • „Bring justice in!“
  • Möllers-Buchforum (2)
  • Möllers-Buchforum (2)
  • „Das kommt jetzt aber ungelegen.“
  • Symposium: Prior consultation in Latin America – The Case of Brazil
  • Möllers-Buchforum (1)
  • Möllers-Buchforum (1)
  • Ein Buch-Symposium
  • The ECJ’s First Bitcoin Decision
  • Awakening dormant law
  • Schrems
  • How can customers promote labour standards?
  • Individual labour complaint procedures in future free trade agreements?
  • Systemic deficiencies of US FTAs’ arbitral labour dispute settlement procedures
  • Transcending the ‘buddy vs bully’ debate in light of the TTIP negotiations
  • What’s in a name?
  • The ILO, its standards and their supervision
  • Symposium: Labour Standards in a Globalised Economy
  • Yes, redressing past wrongs in the present!
  • Customary international law identification as constrained law-making
  • Ascertaining Customary International Law
  • Redressing Colonial Wrongs?
  • Systematische Abwehr
  • Das Internetgrundrecht zwischen Völkerrecht, Staatsrecht und Europarecht...
  • Das Internetgrundrecht zwischen Völkerrecht, Staatsrecht und Europarecht...
  • Das Recht auf Internet zwischen Völkerrecht, Staatsrecht und Europarecht
  • Symposium: Prior consultation in Latin America – The Case of Bolivia
  • Dense Struggle (IV)
  • Dense Struggle (III)
  • Dense Struggle (II)
  • Dense Struggle (I)
  • Von sichtbarer und unsichtbarer Gewalt
  • Towards Post-Western Investment Law?
  • Juridification of the right to development in India
  • Should we call a lawyer?
  • “What’s law got to do with it?”
  • Die EU-Türkei-Beziehungen und die Flüchtlingsvereinbarung
  • AjV-Workshop: International Law and Domestic Law-Making Processes
  • The pandemic dilemma
  • Reforms of the World Health Organization in light of the Ebola crisis in...
  • Practitioner’s Corner: MONUSCO – an inside view into a peacekeeping mission
  • The Proportionality Critique Still Stands
  • Towards an Integrated, Predictable and Coherent International Legal System
  • A Critique of Proportionality Balancing as a Harmonization Technique in...
  • Debating Cosmopolitan Law
  • Debating Cosmopolitan Law
  • Klimabedingte Zwangsmigration
  • Real Risk or Overrated?
  • Conceivable legal responses to environmental displacement
  • There is no point in waiting
  • Es hat keinen Sinn zu warten.
  • Symposium: Klima- und umweltbedingte Flucht
  • „Am Völkerrecht kommt heute niemand mehr vorbei.“
  • Does the African Union truly defy the United Nations peace and security...
  • No unalloyed good
  • Revolution or Regression?
  • “You can’t be neutral on a moving train”
  • Respect and Protection of International Law Beyond the Borders (of Human...
  • Extraterritoriality and lowering the exceptional circumstances threshold
  • Die schwierige Aufgabe der Humanisierung des humanitären Völkerrechts
  • Why Proportionality struggles when it comes to Power
  • The struggle for legislative powers
  • Identifying even more Common Ground
  • Autonomous Weapon Systems and Proportionality
  • ‘Who may now speak’?
  • Religious Actors and Transitional Justice
  • Owada and the whale: a Rejoinder
  • Onus probandi in the Whaling Case
  • Owada and the whale: dissenting on the burden of proof before the ICJ
  • Individual compensation reloaded
  • “And now for something completely different” - Greece vs. Germany
  • The Law and Politics of Greece’s claims for German War Reparations
  • Die „Regulatory Cooperation” in TTIP
  • Can international trade law promote democratic legitimacy?
  • Der materielle Investorenschutz im CETA-Entwurf
  • Zulässigkeitsgrenzen von Investor-Staat-Schiedsvereinbarungen nach EU-Recht
  • Investitionsschiedsverfahren
  • Freihandel vs. Demokratie 2.0
  • Autonomous Weapon Systems and Proportionality
  • Proportionality Assessments under IHL – A Human Thing?
  • On harm and history
  • My name is not ‘NN’
  • The limits of truth telling
  • Judicial means and political ends: transitional justice and political trials
  • In the name of ‘rule of law’
  • Reimagining Transitional Justice in Bali
  • Rescuing (cosmopolitan) locals at the International Criminal Tribunal for...
  • Labors of memory and the post-conflict economy
  • May it please the Court
  • Palestine’s statehood and its accession to the Rome Statute
  • The magic effect of UN resolutions
  • Why bury CBDRRC alive?
  • Palestine
  • Many presumptions and no guarantees
  • In Search of a Shared Grammar
  • Die „rules of the game“ der Rule of Law-Förderung
  • Law as Ballet: a global pas de deux
  • Rule of Law-Förderung jenseits des Staatsaufbaus?
  • The funeral of CBDR in the climate change regime
  • „Vor săvoteze, lăsați-i săvoteze!“*
  • At a crossroads
  • Hirsi Jamaa und Andere
  • Alterität und Menschenrechte
  • Re: European Patients and African Remedies
  • European patients and African remedies
  • Is civilian harm tracking a sensible idea?
  • Civilian Harm Tracking
  • Was ist Wahrheit?
  • Die Interdependenz von Völkerrechtswissenschaft und Historiographie
  • Historicizing a Classic
• 2014
  • Let Not Triepel Triumph
  • Hört erst beim Geld die Freundschaft auf?
  • The UK’s Potential Withdrawal from the ECHR
  • The Backlash against International Courts
  • Damage-assessment on the building of international law
  • Keine Diktatur der Volksherrschaft!
  • No custom restricting state immunity for grave breaches
  • „Dass der EuGH als internationales Gericht angesehen wird, ist ein großes...
  • Zum Verhältnis von Völkerrecht und innerstaatlichem Recht in der Schweiz
  • Symposium: Verfassungs- und Völkerrecht im Spannungsverhältnis
  • “If you want a future, ... why not get a past?" (Cole Porter, “Let’s Misbehave”)
  • Wie lässt sich die Einhaltung des humanitären Völkerrechts durch bewaffnete...
  • Völkerrecht von und für nicht-staatliche Handelnde
  • Mehr Bürokratie wagen!
  • The Course of True Law Never Did Run Smooth
  • Legal blogs follow tradition, too
  • On American “Dilettantism” and German “Pedantry”
  • Resolution 2178 und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Bundesrepublik
  • Regulatory decision-making in the context of uncertain standards
  • PR-Problem oder Clash of Cultures?
  • Haben die internationalen Menschenrechte ein PR-Problem?
  • Justa piratica
  • On the Ethics of Piracy: Challenging the Orthodox View
  • Transnational Science-Based Standards on Radiation
  • International organizations soon blocked by EU’s external powers?
  • Pebble in the shoe or elephant in the room?
  • A Pebble in the Shoe: Assessing International Uses of Do No Harm
  • Insights from the Practitioner of International Law
  • Practitioner’s Corner: Working for Peace in Afghanistan
  • Whom to Obey?
  • Civil disobedience
  • Defining and identifying threats
  • Security mindsets and international law
  • Geschichte des Völkerrechts
  • Die deutsche Völkerrechtswissenschaft und der „postcolonial turn“
  • Die deutsche Völkerrechtswissenschaft und der „postcolonial turn“
  • Völkerrechtsgeschichten
  • The limits of emergency mechanisms
  • The WHO’s new emergency powers
  • Wer hat Angst vor dem Völkerrecht?
  • Völkerrecht und die Legislative
  • Die Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit löst die Rechtfertigungsprobleme internationaler...
  • Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit als Zentrum der globalen Judikative
  • A Future for International Humanitarian Law
  • Ohne Beine steht sich schlecht: Zur Zukunft des humanitären Völkerrechts
  • Selecting Europe’s Judges: on the Evolving Legitimacy of Appointments in...
  • Die „International Society of Public Law“
  • Will the BRICS Bank really change the development world?
  • Will the BRICS Bank change the development world as we know it?
  • Ambivalence and Language in International Law
  • The future of international law
  • Letting Go of Territorial Integrity: Getting Realism and Ideals Right on...
  • Völkerrecht jenseits des Normdualismus
  • Chiliasmen des Völkerrechts zwischen Verheißung und Verdrängung
  • International Law’s Rule of Five
  • Polycentrism’s Playground
  • Rationale Rekonstruktion als dritter Weg?
  • Turn to Principles, not to Values
  • Der "Turn to Principles" im Völkerrecht
  • On kitsch, zombies and true love
  • The future of teaching international law
  • Grenzen der Universalität
  • Sind die Menschenrechte in Zukunft noch Menschen-Rechte?
  • Die Berichte über den Tod des Internetvölkerrechts sind stark übertrieben
  • Grotius has a long way to go
  • Grotius goes Google
  • Völkerrecht 2.0 – es ist angerichtet
  • Judicial appointments and the right kind of politics