ARTICLES

Arguments for or against an (emerging) Eclectic Theory of Law

Eric Datu Agustin
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61-66

Vasiliauskas vs. Lithuania: Battle lost in the war to come?

Justinas Žilinskas
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67-71

Violated or protected. Women's rights in armed conflicts after the Second World War

Natalia Buchowska
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72-80

International Criminal Court Facing the Peace vs. Justice Dilemma

Bartłomiej Krzan
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81-88

Cumulation of offences and purposes of sentencing in international criminal law: A troublesome inheritance of the Second World War

Fulvio Maria Palombino
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89-92

EU in the face of migrant crisis: Reasons for ineffective human rights protection

Simas Grigonis
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93-98

Lessons from the past for weapons of the future

Neringa Mickevičiūtė
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99-106

Civil actions for damages caused by war crimes vs. State immunity from jurisdiction and the political act doctrine: ECtHR, ICJ and Italian Courts

Francesco De Santis di Nicola
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107-121

The role of class actions in ensuring effective enforcement of competition law infringements in the European Union

Mantas Pakamanis
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122-130