Nowy numer Polish Yearbook of International Law (44-2024)

Ukazał się właśnie nowy numer Polish Yearbook of International Law (44-2024). Zamówienia na wersje papierową można składać w Wydawnictwie INP PAN, wersje elektroniczne opublikowanych tekstów są tu.

Spis treści prezentuje się następująco:

Karolina Wierczyńska, Łukasz Gruszczyński, Editorial

GENERAL ARTICLES

Lucas Lixinski, Resisting Chrononormative International Law

Maurizio Arcari, Divisive Jus Cogens Reloaded. Some Remarks on the Peremptory Character of Self-determination under the ICJ Advisory Opinion of 19 July 2024

Kristýna Urbanová, Validity of a Potential Peace Treaty Between Ukraine and Russian Federation in the Light of Article 52 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties

Milan Lipovský, Suitability of the Principle of Non-intervention as a Rule Against Cybernetic Electorate Targeting Information Operations

Hanna Kuczyńska, Andriy Kosylo, The Long-awaited Breakthrough Legislation – Changes in Ukrainian Criminal Law Due to the Ratification of the Rome Statute

Jan Denka, The Enforcement of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights by the Administrative Courts in Poland and Czechia

Julia Sochacka, Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iraq: Could There Be a Region-specific Approach to International Arbitration?

Markiyan Malskyy, Current State and Future of Investor-State Mediation

Andrzej Wróbel, An Axiological Turn in European Constitutionalism?

Agnieszka Sołtys, Equality of Member States as a New Rationale for the Principle of Primacy and Its Significance for the Constitutionalisation of EU Law

Patrycja Dąbrowska-Kłosińska, Exploring Asymmetries of Market Integration at the Intersection of Health Protection and Mobility During the Pandemic and the Effects on the Rights of Individuals in the EU 

Raquel Cardoso, Vasil Pavlov, The Effectiveness of the European Approach to Irregular Migration – A Legal-economic Assessment

Ewa Bujak, Escaping into Economic Security. How Can the European Union Use Foreign Direct Investment Screening in Times of Crises? Lessons from the United States

Edgar Drozdowski, Effectiveness and Constitutional Standards as a Barrier to the Correct Implementation of the European General Anti-abuse Rule 

 

POLISH PRACTICE 

Selection of Judgements of the Supreme Administrative Court

 

BOOK REVIEWS 

Maciej Taborowski, Krystyna Kowalik, Andrzej Jakubowski, Karolina Wierczyńska (eds.), Harmony and Dissonance in the International Legal Order. Liber Amicorum Władysław Czapliński, Wydawnictwo INP PAN, Warszawa: 2024 

Anna Czaplińska, Peter Hilpold, Richard Senti, WTO: System und Funktionsweise der Welthandelsordnung, 3rd ed., Nomos-Schulthess-Facultas, Baden Baden, Zürich, Wien: 2025

Łukasz Gruszczyński, Peter Hilpold & Giuseppe Nesi (eds.), Teaching International Law, Brill/Nijhoff, Leiden, Boston: 2024

Marcin Marcinko, Alberta Fabbricotti (ed.), Intentional Destruction of Cultural Heritage and the Law: A Research Companion, Routledge, London–New York: 2024

Call for papers: Polish Yearbook of International Law (vol. XLV:2025)

Call for papers: Polish Yearbook of International Law, vol. XLV: 2025

Polish Yearbook of International Law is now seeking articles for its next volume which will be published in the Fall of 2026. Authors are invited to submit complete unpublished texts in the areas connected with public and private international law, including European law. Although it is not a formal condition for acceptance, we are specifically interested in the articles that address issues in international and European law relating to Central and Eastern Europe. Authors from the region are strongly encouraged to submit their works. Submissions should not exceed 8.000 words (including footnotes). 

All details about submission procedure and required formatting are available at the PYIL’s webpage (https://pyil.inp.pan.pl). 

Please submit manuscripts via our editorial manager (https://www.editorialsystem.com/pyil/).

The deadline for submissions is 31 January 2026.

Call for papers: Polish Yearbook of International Law (vol. 43/2023)

Polish Yearbook of International Law is now seeking articles for its next volume which will be published in the fall of 2024. Authors are invited to submit complete unpublished texts in the areas connected with public and private international law, including European law. Although it is not a formal condition for acceptance, we are specifically interested in the articles that address issues in international and European law relating to Central and Eastern Europe. Authors from the region are strongly encouraged to submit their works.

Submissions should not exceed 10,000 words (including footnotes) but in exceptional cases we may also accept longer works.

All details about submission procedure and required formatting are available at the PYIL’s webpage (https://czasopisma.inp.pan.pl/index.php/pyil/).

Please submit manuscripts via our editorial manager (https://www.editorialsystem.com/pyil/).

The deadline for submissions is 31 January 2024.

Nowy numer Polish Yearbook of International Law (42/2022)

Właśnie ukazał się nowy numer Polish Yearbook of International Law (vol. 42/2022, więcej informacji dostępnych na stronie czasopisma). W numerze znalazły się następujące teksty:

Special Section: The War in Ukraine

1. Anna Wyrozumska, The Russian “Special Military Operation” in Ukraine before International Courts
2. Jerzy Kranz, Russian Crimes in Ukraine: Between Guilt and Responsibility
3. Anastasiia Vorobiova, The “Lessons of Nuremberg”: Their Use and Abuse in the Current Russia-Ukraine War
4. Tiina Pajuste & Julia Vassileva, Inclusion of Women in the Ukrainian Peace Process – Can International Law Play a Bigger Role in Ensuring Inclusion?
5. Dominika Pietkun, The European Commission Filing Gaps in the FDI Screening Regulation in the Face of the War in Ukraine
6. Aleksander Gubrynowicz, At the Crossroads of International Criminal Law, the Montreal Convention, International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights: Some Remarks on the Interpretation of International Law by the Hague District Court in the MH-17 Judgments and Their Potential Legacies

Nowy Numer Polish Yearbook of International Law 39(2019) już w całości dostępny w open access!

 Zapraszamy do lektury na stronie: http://journals.pan.pl/pyil

W numerze znajdziecie Państwo:  

- wspomnienie Jerzego Menkesa o Andrzeju Wasilkowskim; artykuły Petera Hilpolda (Krzysztof Skubiszewski and the Right to Self-determination: Past and Future); Przemysława Saganka (The Sources of General International Law in the Recent Works of the International Law Commission); Anny Czaplińskiej (International Courts, Unrecognised Entities and Individuals: Coherence through Judicial  dialogue?); Kostiantyna Savchuka (International Law at the Saint Volodymyr Imperial University of Kyiv in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries); Aleksandry Mężykowskiej (Legal Obligations of Poland Regarding the Restitution of Private Property Taken during World War II and by the Communist Regime in Light of the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights); Anny Wójcik (Reckoning with the Communist Past in Poland Thirty Years After the Regime Change in the Light of the European Convention on Human Rights); Elżbiety Morawskiej (The Principles of Subsidiarity and Effectiveness: Two Pillars of an Effective Remedy for Excessive Length of Proceedings within the Meaning of Article 13 ECHR); Wojciecha Burka (Conformity of the Act on the Polish Card with International Law from the Perspective of the Constitutional Court of  Belarus); Konstantiny Georgaki i Thomasa Nektarios Papanastasiou (The Impact of Achmea on Investor-State Arbitration under Intra-EU BITs: A Treaty Law Perspective); także Łukasza Kułagi (Implementing Achmea: The Quest for Fundamental Change in International Investment  Law ); i Tatsiany Mikhaliovej (Jurisdiction of the Court of the Eurasian Economic Union and Its Role in the Development of the Eurasian Legal Order: One Step Back and Two Steps Forward) i w końcu Dawida Miąsika i Moniki Szwarc (Effectiveness of EU Directives in National Courts – Judicial Dialogue Continues: The Court of Justice’s Judgment in C-545/17 Pawlak).

Call for papers: Polish Yearbook of International Law (vol. XL/2020)

In the late summer of 2021, Polish Yearbook of International Law (PYIL) is planning to publish its jubilee volume (no. XL). In this context, the Editorial Board of PYIL is seeking high-quality, unpublished articles relating to public and private international law as well as EU law.

A part of the forthcoming volume will be dedicated to the scientific legacy of Prof. Janusz Symonides, who sadly passed away in April 2020. Prof. Symonides was a well-known Polish jurist and diplomat, specializing in human rights, the Law of the Sea, protection of cultural heritage, and international relations. He was one of the representatives of Poland during the work on the Convention on the Law of the Sea, an expert on the human dimension of the OSCE, and a conciliator of the Montego Bay Convention. Prof. Symonides was also Director of the Polish Institute of International Affairs and Director of the then Division of Human Rights, Democracy, Peace and Tolerance at UNESCO. PYIL is particularly interested in papers that discuss the ideas that preoccupied Prof. Symonides, analyze his scientific achievements, or deal with other issues relating to his academic and diplomatic work.

PYIL also accepts other texts that fall within the its scope of interest. In this context PYIL is particularly interested in articles that address current issues of public international law and EU law that relate to Central and Eastern Europe. Authors from the region are also strongly encouraged to submit their works.

Submissions should be between 7,000 and 9,000 words (including footnotes). All details about submission procedure and required formatting are available at the PYIL’s webpage in the document entitled “Publication Guidelines” (http://www.pyil.inp.pan.pl/).

Manuscripts can be submitted until 31 January 2021 via the PYIL’s submission system (https://www.editorialsystem.com/pyil/). 

Authors can contact PYIL via email at: pyil@inp.pan.pl.