The latest volume of the
Netherlands Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 42, 2011) is out. Contents include:
- General Articles
- Geert De Baere & Alex Mills, T.M.C. Asser and Public and Private International Law: The Life and Legacy of ‘a Practical Legal Statesman’
- Terry D. Gill, Legal Aspects of the Transfer of Authority in UN Peace Operations
- Agora: The Case of Iraq: International Law and Politics
- Janne Nijman, After ‘Iraq’: Back to the International Rule of Law? An Introduction to the NYIL 2011 Agora
- Kenneth M. Manusama,
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Providing Legal Advice on Military Action Against Iraq
- Thomas Mertens & Janine van Dinther,
Whose International Order? Which Law?
- Tanja E. Aalberts,
Forging International Order: Inquiring the Dutch Support of the Iraq Invasion
- Philip Liste,
‘Public’ International Law? Democracy and Discourses of Legal Reality
- Bertjan Verbeek,
Does Might Still Make Right? International Relations Theory and the Use of International Law Regarding the 2003 Iraq War
- Nigel D. White,
Libya and Lessons from Iraq: International Law and the Use of Force by the United Kingdom
