Austrian Review of International and European Law

new #cfp for the upcoming year - we are looking for contributions that take on questions arising from the increase in inter-state complaints and how this (procedurally / substantively) might have an impact on individual complaints #intlaw

New article out in @ARIEL_IntLaw I have written together with Laura Winninger on the role of the World Heritage Convention (WHC) for foreign investments, which is available open access brill.com/view/journals/… 1/3

featuring articles by Veronika Bilková, @CelineBraumann, Vassilis Tzevelekos, Karl Zemanek, Serena Forlati, Aris Constantinides, Karin Traunmüller, @RalphJanik, @JGrimheden and Gabriel Toggenburg, and Dinah Shelton

The Austrian Review just published its 25th volume this summer! To celebrate, the publisher has made 20 articles of the last 10 years available for free downloading - check out the first 10 at www2.brill.com/ARIL25 It's been a journey, and we look forward to the future...

feel free to reach out if you are interested in reading one of the articles but do not have access!

ARIEL volume 25 is out - with a special focus on international dispute settlement brill.com/view/journals/…

Servus aus Österreich!

#endofyear push in #academia - why not add a paper on #trade and #investment #law and #sustainable #development? which direction is #international #dispute #settlement headed?

New cfp out! Volume 26 of ARIEL encourages submissions focusing on the changing structures of international investment and trade law - ISDS, ECT modernization, WTO reforms, SDG alignments... 1 March 2022! See eur-int-comp-law.univie.ac.at/ariel-voelkerr… @Brill_Law

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