Zeitschrift für ausländisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht / Heidelberg Journal of International Law

This article delves into the protection of economic and social rights in Central and Eastern Europe from the United Nations (UN) human rights protection system perspective. We analyse the extent to which the broad inclusion of economic and social...

The origin of public international law is strongly intertwined with monarchs and royal houses. From a traditional continental perspective, the concept of ‘sovereign States’ and of ‘sovereignty’ is traced back to the acquired autonomy and...

Facing various challenges associated with climate change, a question arises as to how one can address these newly emerging issues under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). There, the resilience of UNCLOS is at issue. An...

This article represents the first attempt to retrace and map the historical and contemporary evolution of transnational law journals, thereby unveiling a blind spot in the history of scientific periodicals in international law. Section I provides a...

The article analyses key problem areas identified by Helmut Steinberger in his contribution on ‘Lines of Development in the Recent Case-Law of the Federal Constitutional Court on Questions of International Law’ (original German title...