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Brill | Nijhoff publishes scholarly materials on international law, human rights, humanitarian law and international relations.

Brill | Nijhoff is a prestigious imprint dating back to the nineteenth century. It focuses on areas in Public International Law, Human Rights, Humanitarian Law and increasingly on International Relations. Its annual publication program consists of over 20 journals, 20 annuals and some 120 new book titles. Its back-list comprises of over 2,000 titles. You can view Nijhoff's titles in our catalog search. Brill | Nijhoff is a partner of the Hague Academy of International Law.

12/01/2025

** New Issue **

In the latest issue of the European Convention on Human Rights Law (Vol. 5, No. 4) you will find three (guest) editorials in as well as an article, a case note, and three book reviews. brill.ws/eclr5-4

Table of Contents
( ) Editorial: KlimaSeniorinnen Revolution’: The New Approach to Standing
Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou

Guest Editorials
( ) KlimaSeniorinnen – Climate Justice and Beyond
Julia Laffranque

( ) The European Court’s Legitimacy After KlimaSeniorinnen
George Letsas

Article
( ) Correlativity Between Human Rights and Positive Obligations and Its Role for the Ex*****on of Judgments Delivered by the European Court of Human Rights
Vladislava Stoyanova

Case Note
Y v France: Intersex Rights in the Age of Subsidiarity
Pieter Cannoot

Book Reviews
Fairness in Criminal Appeal: A Critical and Interdisciplinary Analysis of the ECtHR Case-Law, edited by Helena Morão and Ricardo Tavares da Silva
Paulo Pinto de Albuquerque

Effective Domestic Remedies and the European Court of Human Rights: Applications of the European Convention on Human Rights Article 13, written by Michael Reiertsen
Mariana Almeida Kato

Freedom of Religion or Belief in the European Convention on Human Rights: A Reappraisal, written by Caroline K Roberts
Ayla do Vale Alves

11/01/2025

* New Issue *

The final 2024 (double) issue of Religion & Human Rights (Volume 19, No. 2-3) contains five articles, one of which is “Human Rights in Limbo: A Human Rights Analysis of Religious Freedom Protections in European Asylum Centres” by Kareem P. A. McDonald. brill.ws/rhrs19-2_3

Table of Contents
Articles
Giving Effect to Freedom of Religion through the Advancement of Religion? A New Zealand Charity Law Perspective
Juliet Chevalier-Watts

Human Rights in Limbo: A Human Rights Analysis of Religious Freedom Protections in European Asylum Centres
Kareem P. A. McDonald

On the Axiological Shift in Europe and Its Impact on the European System of Human Rights as Exemplified by the Council of Europe and European Union
Anita Budziszewska

Faith in the Balance: ASEAN’s Quest for Religious Freedom Amidst Cultural Diversity
Ratnaria Wahid

The Manifestation of Religious Beliefs by Staff of Penitentiaries and Detention Centres
A Comparison of the Opinions of Polish Prison Service Officers with the National and International Regulations in this Area
Olga Sitarz, Anna Jaworska–Wieloch, and Jakub Hanc

10/01/2025

** New Issue **

Five articles and a book review fill the final 2024 issue of the Nordic Journal of International Law (Vol. 93, No. 4). brill.ws/nord93-4

Table of Contents
Articles
Equity-Based Constructive Participation of Developing Countries in the Climate Change Legal Regime in the Post-Paris Era
Hojjat Salimi Turkamani

Mission Impossible: Establishing Criminal Responsibility for the Nova Kakhovka Dam’s Destruction under Article 8(2)(b)(iv) of the Rome Statute
Masoud Zamani, Amirabbas Kiani, and Aghil Mohammadi

What is Acquiescence? A Theoretical Quest Grounded in Judicial Practice
Niccolò Lanzoni

A New Frontier in Fighting Inequality: International Law and Finance
Kangle Zhang and Ukri Soirila

Computing the Laws of War: Investigating the Relationship between War, International Law and Military Computer Technology
Simon McKenzie

Book Review
The 1969 ‘Greek Case’ in the Council of Europe: A Game Changer for Human Rights, edited by Kostis Kornetis et al
Ergün Cakal

09/01/2025

** New Issue **

The latest issue of the European Journal of Health (Vol. 31, No. 5) opens with article “An Assessment on Innovator’s Ability for Consent-Free Health Data Reuse, In the Context of the GDPR and EHDS: The Netherlands Case Study”. brill.ws/ejhl31-5

Articles
( ) An Assessment on Innovator’s Ability for Consent-Free Health Data Reuse, In the Context of the GDPR and EHDS: The Netherlands Case Study
Maryam Afra

( ) Collaboration in Healthcare: Implications of Data Sharing for Secondary Use in the European Union
Fanni Kertesz

An Exploratory Study of Capacity Assessment in Medical Practice in Ireland
Eimear Spain, Hope Davidson, Patrick O’Donnell, Amirhossein Jalali, Seoidin McKittrick, and Roisin Leo

Selected Legislature and JurisprudenceOpen Access
ECHR 2024/8 Case of Mitrevska v. North Macedonia, 14 May 2024, no. 20949/21 (Second Section)
Joseph Dute and Tom Goffin

European Court of Justice
Herman Nys

ECJ 2024/5, Auken and Others v Commission, 17 July 2024 (case t-689/21) and Courtois and Others v Commission, 17 July 2024 (case t-761/21)
An Baeyens

08/01/2025

** New Issue **

See the latest issue of The International Journal of Children's Rights (Vol. 32, No. 4), with the Editorial “Professor Michael Freeman: A Tribute” in and two articles. brill.ws/chil32-4

Table of Contents
( ) Editorial - Professor Michael Freeman: A Tribute

Articles
( )
Parenting Discrimination and Children’s Rights in LGBTQIA+ Families: A Review of International Human Rights Decisions
Valeria Coscini

Child Marriage in Ghana and National Responses to Curb the Practice
Sylvester Kyei-Gyamfi, Theophilus Abutima, and Frank Kyei-Arthur

Child Marriage in Morocco: Laws, Rights and Society, Who Against Whom?
Abderrahmane Haddad

A New Approach for Investigating Children’s Participation Rights in Early Childhood Education: Listening to Voices in Interaction for Participation (LViIP)
Cynthia Hicban, Maryanne Theobald, and Julia Mascadri

Child-led Marriage in Thailand’s Deep South
Focusing on Child Agency and Social Norms among Muslim Youth
Ruengrin Pratippornkul

Giving Due Weight to Children and Young People in Australian Policy Making
Meaghan Vosz, Anne Graham, and Mark Hughes

( ) Ascribed Agency, Denied Influence: How Adult Narratives Shape and Constrain the Right of Children in the Justice System to be Heard
Mark Yin

07/01/2025

The effects that the digital revolution is having on the threads that make up the fabric of our society are significant. Methods of communication and the ways in which individuals interact are changing. This has led to changes to our institutions, our well known structures and our trusted hierarchies. In this book the authors investigate the instruments of change in order to grasp how justice, the construct of society and the individual can be understood. brill.ws/Zeller

06/01/2025

book providing an in-depth analysis of the central concepts figuring in equality and non-discrimination standards across jurisdictions: formal and substantive equality, direct and indirect discrimination, reasonable accommodation, affirmative action and intersectional discrimination. It explains how different conceptualizations matter and may result in different outcomes in legislation, case law and policies. brill.ws/NLSP111

05/01/2025

The ITLOS Yearbook 2023 provides information on the composition and organization of the Tribunal and reports on its judicial activities in 2023, in particular concerning Cases Nos. 28 and 31. The Yearbook is prepared by the Registry of the Tribunal. brill.ws/ITLO27

04/01/2025

This book assesses whether humanitarian-intervention exists under customary international law. The main question being whether there is a right to humanitarian-intervention, and if so, according to what criteria, using historical analysis to determine its existence. By combining historical and legal methods running from the nineteenth century Ottoman Empire through to the contemporary Russia-Ukraine War, this book determines that such a right has been extinguished under international law. brill.ws/IHUL73

03/01/2025

This book fills a gap in international legal literature in the field of international dispute settlement, by providing a wide selection of stimulating contributions by leading international lawyers and scholars on the role of the temporal factor in proceedings before international courts and tribunals. brill.ws/Gattini

02/01/2025

Volume 41 of the Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs publishes scholarly articles and essays on international and transnational law, as well as compiles official documents on the state practice of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in 2023. brill.ws/CTYB41

31/12/2024

This collection of essays delves into the European Union's Internal Market, offering a thorough analysis inspired by the Council of the European Union's pivotal 2024 conclusions. It outlines a strategic roadmap for the market’s future development, making it a critical resource for academic libraries. brill.ws/Sammut

30/12/2024

*New Issue*

Three articles and Review Article “Scholarship with a Purpose: Frontiers of Gender Equality Pushes the Boundaries for Students and Scholars Alike” by Carole J. Petersen and Kate Atanasio, in the latest issue of the Asia-Pacific Journal on Human Rights and the Law (25/3). brill.ws/APHU25-3

Table of Contents
Articles
Male R**e Victims and the Case for a Gender-Neutral Definition of R**e in Bangladesh: A Gender and Human Rights Perspective
Arifur Rahman

From Semi-democracy to Autocracy: The Reform of Macau’s Electoral System
Sérgio de Almeida Correia

Collection of dna and the Creation of dna Databases in India: A Proportionality Analysis on Whether There is a Violation of Genetic Privacy
Rudra Chandran

Review Article
Scholarship with a Purpose: Frontiers of Gender Equality Pushes the Boundaries for Students and Scholars Alike
Carole J. Petersen and Kate Atanasio

29/12/2024

*New Issue*

The final 2024 issue of the European Journal of Migration and Law (Vol. 26, No. 4) contains five articles (one in ), one Case Note and one Book Review. brill.ws/EMIL26-4

Table of Contents
Articles
The New Asylum Pact: Brave New World or Dystopian Hellscape?
Steve Peers

( ) Beyond Derogations in the EU Crisis Regulation: Making Expedited Procedures for Manifestly Well-Founded Asylum Claims Work in Practice
Nikolas Feith Tan and Meltem Ineli-Ciger

Working in Europe with a Single Permit: a Golden Ticket or Pie in the Sky?
Amy Weatherburn

A Decolonial Agenda for EU Migration and Asylum Law
Veronica Corcodel

Challenges for the Protection of Migrant Children: The Right to Identity and the Age of Unaccompanied Minors Arriving at European Borders
Arianna Vettorel

Case Report
Free Movement of Services and Non-EU Citizen Staff – a U-turn from the CJEU? Comments on Case C-540/22, SN, ECLI:EU:C:2024:530
Steve Peers

Book Review
Free Movement and Welfare Access in the European Union: Re-Balancing Conflicting Interests in Citizenship Jurisprudence, written by Victoria Hooton
Fulvia Ristuccia

28/12/2024

New Issue!

The latest issue of the European Journal of Comparative Law and Governance (Vol. 11, No. 4) contains three articles, two of which in , and one Case Note. brill.ws/EJCL11-4

Table of Contents
Articles
( ) The Influence of the International Right to Adequate Housing in Ireland and Spain
Aspirations, Indicators and Realities
Emma N. Nic Shuibhne and Andrei Quintiá-Pastrana

( ) Water-Energy-Food Communities in South Africa: Exploring Multi-Actor Governance Instruments Contributing to Social Justice
Germarié Viljoen, Romain Mauger, Alois Mugadza, John Rantlo, and Willemien du Plessis

A Comparison between the ‘Vice Presidents’ in the Turkish Type Presidential System and the US Presidential System: Addressing Controversial Issues Regarding the Turkish Vice Presidency
Peri Uran Murphy

Case Note
Liability of Hosting providers for User-generated Content
Anna Karwowska

27/12/2024

** Thematic Issue **

The International Organizations Law Review has published a Thematic Issue on “The Love for International Organizations” (Volume 21, No. 3), with most contributions in : brill.ws/IOLR21-3

Table of Contents
( ) The Love for International Organizations, Introduction to the Thematic Issue
Niels Blokker and Ramses Wessel

The Causes and Consequences of Loving International Organizations: A Reply to Jean D’Aspremont
Kristina Daugirdas

( ) Love Is Just a Four Letter Word
Jan Klabbers

Informal Intergovernmental Organizations
Ian Johnstone

( ) Do We Know What We Love When We Say that We Love International Organizations?
August Reinisch

( ) The Love for International Organizations Is Not so Much Logic; It Is Experience
Niels Blokker

( ) Can International Organizations Turn ‘Rogue’? - The Many Facets of Institutional Capture
Kirsten Schmalenbach

( ) For the Love of Structure
Catherine Brölmann

Engaging with International Organizations: A Tale of Love and Darkness
Elisabetta Morlino

Distinctively African: The Unique Appeal of the African Union to International Lawyers of African Origin
Namira Negm

( ) International and Regional Organizations: An Asian Perspective
Anmol Gulecha

( ) Our Love for the European Union: But Is It an International Organization?
Paolo Palchetti and Ramses A. Wessel

( ) Un-Loving International Organizations
Jean d’Aspremont

General Article
UN Targeted Sanctions, Counter-terrorism Measures and Standing Humanitarian Carve-out: A Lesson Learned?
Daniele Musmeci

Book Review
Shadow Negotiators: How UN Organizations Shape the Rules of World Trade for Food Security, written by Matias E Margulis
Fiona Smith

26/12/2024

Out now, Volume 22 of the Baltic Yearbook of International Law, which includes a Special Theme on “Regional Developments of International Law in Eastern Europe and Post-Soviet Eurasia”.
Available in print and online in .
Print: brill.ws/BALT22
Online: brill.ws/BYIO22

25/12/2024

*Special Issue*

The Journal for European Environmental & Planning Law has published a special issue (Vol. 21, No. 3-4) on “Regulatory Issues in the Emerging Hydrogen Economy”, with the Editorial in and almost all articles in . brill.ws/JEEP21-3_4

Table of Contents
( ) Editorial: Regulatory Issues in the Emerging Hydrogen Economy
Endrius Cocciolo

Research Articles
( ) Diversifying Clean Hydrogen. Regulatory Barriers for a Circular Hydrogen Economy
Álvaro Martín Morán

( ) Towards a Sustainable, Integrated, and Decarbonized Energy System in the EU: Addressing Structural Challenges Through Hydrogen System Planning
Paola Jiménez Casanova

( ) Dynamic Regulation: Instruments to Foster a Cross-Sectoral Hydrogen Economy?
Jaqueline Pinto

( ) Bridging the Gap: Certification Schemes for Sustainable Hydrogen in Global Trade
Francisca Gallegos

( ) The Hydrogen Prism: Angles of EU Hydrogen Regulation for Sustainable Mobility
Kelsey Pailman

( ) Accelerating Authorizations vs. Public Participation in the Decision-Making Chain of Renewable Hydrogen in Germany and Spain: a Dilemma
Ruben Rehage and Alba Forns Gómez

( ) Is Public Participation in Hydrogen Matters (Un)just? Evaluating the Ex-/inclusion of the Vulnerable and Marginalised Individuals in the Hydrogen Decision-Chains of the EU, Spain and Germany
Alba Forns Gómez and Ruben Rehage

EU Ecodesign and Product Policy: from Energy Efficiency to Circular Economy
Ludwig Krämer

Essay
The EU’s New Nature Restoration Law – Now for Implementation!
Moritz Reese

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