SSRN Papers - Granada 2017

Forum de Recherche de la SEDI 2017 - Grenade 30-31 Mars 2017

Neutrality, Objectivity and the Values of the International Community in the Law and Practice of State Recognition.

François Finck

Redefining ‘Political Interference’ in the World Bank – A Genealogy of Governance and Rule of Law Reform

Dimitri Van Den Meerssche

Neutrality of International Law Towards Secession: An Old-Fashioned Story or the Beginning of a New Chapter?

Giulia landi

Retrieving Neutrality Law to Consider ‘Other’ Foreign Fighters Under International Law

Marnie Lloydd

'Status-Neutrality' of International Organizations: A Mission Impossible with Regard to Self-Proclaimed Separatist Entities?

Antal Berkes

Assessing Compliance by Third States with Democratic Standards in Transnational Criminal Proceedings: Neutrality Revisited by Domestic Courts?

Asier Garrido-Muñoz

How Neutral is the Law of Sovereign Debt Restructuring?

Giuseppe Bianco

Procedural-Type Review: A More Neutral Approach to Human Rights Protection by the European Court of Human Rights?

Leonie M. Huijbers

The Qualified Prohibition on Third-State Assistance to Parties in Armed Conflicts: Illuminating the Myth, Interpreting the Reality

Nele Verlinden

The Myth of the Cold War: Is 1991 Really a Turning Point for the Neutrality of International Law Regarding Democratic Governance?

Işıl Aral