German Yearbook of International Law

The new volume of GYIL (vol 64, 2021) has been published! See the table of contents below. Links to the Duncker & Humblot website: elibrary.duncker-humblot.com/issue/6898/vol… doi.org/10.3790/gyil.6…

The call for papers for volume 67 of the GYIL is now open.

The GYIL will cease publishing updates to this Twitter / X account. Please find all future updates on our LinkedIn page here: linkedin.com/company/walthe…

We have extended the deadline of our call for papers to September 30th.

The call for papers for volume 66 of the GYIL is now open. Find more information at wsi.uni-kiel.de/en/german-year….

The electronic version of @PAVLMex's article The Law of the WHO and COVID-19 Pandemic Reformism is now free to read and download until 12 February 2023 using the following link/access token:elibrary.duncker-humblot.com/article/69831/…

Find the flyer for volume 64 below.

We are inviting submissions of short summaries of habilitation theses and excellent dissertations that have been recently published to be included in the "Outstanding Theses" section of volume 65 (2022) of the German Yearbook of International Law. Details in attachment.

We have extended the deadline of our call for papers to 1 October 2022. More information can be found on our website wsi.uni-kiel.de/en/german-year… .

Out now: the new @yearbook_GYIL with Obituaries on the Life and Work of Jost Delbrück: is.gd/qQCWJc @TietjeChristian @gleiderignacio @TomSparks_Law @tovemalloy @HBirkenkoetter @berquan_kaya @YBFLa @AggieChong @MaxAKZuber @KlimkeRomy @MatthiasValta

The German Yearbook of International Law (2020) has now been published online! doi.org/10.3790/gyil.6…

To mark the forthcoming release of GYIL 2020 (vol. 63), Prof. Christian Tomuschat's extraordinary article on the 'Changing faces of the Security Council' will be free to download until 22 May 2022 at elibrary.duncker-humblot.com/zeitschriften/….

Nikolay Marin and @BilyanaManova's 2019 'The Constraints of International Courts as a Tool for Resolving the Ukrainian-Russian Conflicts' is now free to read and download until 24 April 2022. Link: elibrary.duncker-humblot.com/zeitschriften/….

You can now find the preliminary table of contents for German Yearbook of International Law Volume 63 on the Duncker-Humblot website: duncker-humblot.de/gyil_63

We have recently relaunched our website! It is now located in the homepage of the Walther Schücking Institute at the University of Kiel! All information regarding publications, peer reviewers, and book reviewers has been updated, and can be located here: wsi.uni-kiel.de/en/german-year….

Excited to announce my 2-Page Guide on Legal Writing Basics is now up on the Legal Skills Academy website @UURechten. Intended for colleagues (some tagged below), to adapt in your teaching and for students to improve their processes. Feedback welcome! uu.nl/sites/default/…

@LauriMalksoo's thoughtful reflection on Russia's historical relationships with seccessionist territories provides timely context to present day events. This article is free to access and download until 28.2.22: elibrary.duncker-humblot.com/journals/id/42…

Our German Yearbook of International Law now has its own Twitter account! We are pleased to share the current #CallforPapers! #InternationalLaw #GYIL

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