The International Law Scholarship in Central Asia: New Voices

Issue 1 2022
Editorial The International Law Scholarship in Central Asia: New Voices
Article The Concept of Humanity in International Criminal Law
Article The Legal Character of Due Diligence: Standards, Obligations or Both?
Article Obligation to Combat Corruption as Erga Omnes Obligation in Customary International Law and Jus Cogens
Article The Right to Work Obligations of an Occupying Power
Article MFN in BITs: The Deconstruction of State Consent to Dispute Settlement?
Article Collective Bargaining Systems in Germany and Kazakhstan
Article Differences in Application of Proportionality Test by the Russian Constitutional Court and European Court of Human Rights in the Konstantin Markin Case
Article Theoretical Background and Legislative Framework for Implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights in Kazakhstan
Article The Eurasian Integration Process: Whether Political Will Is Enough to Keep the Eurasian Economic Union Alive
Article Regional Labour Mobility Within the Eurasian Economic Union
Article Legal Instruments of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation: A Case of Missed Opportunities?
Article Central Asian States’ Compliance with International Refugee and Human Rights Law
Book Review Olivier Beauvallet (ed.), Dictionnaire encyclopédique de la justice pénale internationale (Berger-Levrault, 2017), 1052 pp.
Book Review Humanizing International Law: A Book About Values in International Law

	Central Asian Yearbook of International Law and International Relations
Editorial	The International Law Scholarship in Central Asia: New Voices
Authors	Sergey Sayapin en Rustam Burnashev
	Author's information

Sergey Sayapin Sergey Sayapin LLB, LLM, Dr. iur., PhD is an Associate Professor and Associate Dean at KIMEP University’s School of Law (Almaty, Kazakhstan),
Rustam Burnashev Dr. Rustam Burnashev is an Associate Professor at the Kazakh-German University’s Faculty of World Politics (Almaty, Kazakhstan),

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