19 German Law Journal No. 1 (2018)

International Law

Arthur Roberto Capella Giannattasio
The Interaction between International and Domestic Legal Orders: Framing the Debate according to the Post-Modern Condition of International Law

Mark P. Hanna
The Substantive/Procedural Distinction: Law’s Solution to the Problem of Jus Cogens in a World of Sovereign States

Ibrahim Kanalan
Extraterritorial State Obligations Beyond the Concept of Jurisdiction

Artem Sergeev
Unilateral Law and Non-State Actors: Exploring a New Paradigm

Comparative Law

Oreste Pollicino & Oleg Soldatov
Striking the Balance between Human Rights Online and State Security Concerns: The Russian Way in a Comparative Context

German Law

Lukas Frederik Müller
Identifying German Legal Approaches to Terror—How the Constitution Shapes Legislation Allowing the Shooting Down of a Hijacked Plane

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