REVUE : Spanish Yearbook of International Law (vol. 25, 2021)

Ángel J. RODRIGO

The latest volume of the Spanish Yearbook of International Law (vol. 25, 2021) is out.

General Articles

Robert Kolb & Tarcisio Gazzini, Catalonia Independence Claim: An Analysis from the Standpoint of International Law 

Víctor C. Pascual Planchuelo, From the Right to Political Participation to An Emerging Right to Democracy Through the Action of the United Nations and the International Election Observation 

Joana Loyo Cabezudo, Transitional Justice: Some Reflections Around a Misunderstood Notion

Forum: The Paradox of Global Norms

Caterina García, Pablo Pareja & Ángel J. Rodrigo, The Paradox of Global Norms 

Laura Planas Gifra, Between Cosmopolitism and Westphalia: The Case of Terrorism 

Meijie Jiang, Evolving China in the Global Climate Norm-Making: Development Models, National Roles and International Contexts 

Daria Shvets, Submarine Cables as an Object of Legal Regulation 

Josep Ibáñez, The Normative Dimension Of Platform Governance: Gig Tech and Digital Platforms as Normative Actors 

Esteban Muñoz, The ICJ’s de Facto Authority and the Exercise of Inherent Powers in the Recent Case of Iran vs. the United States