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TRICI-Law – The Rules of Interpretation of Customary International Law

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TRICI-Law Research Paper Series

  • 2021

    Paper Series 001/2021 Marina Fortuna / Special Issue: Customary International Law, Its Formation and Interpretation in International Tax and Investment Law

  • Paper Series 002/2021 Cees Verburg / Damages and Reparation in Energy Related Investment Treaty Arbitrations: Interpreting and Applying Rules of Customary International Law Regarding State Responsibility

  • Paper Series 003/2021 Dirk Broekhiujsen & Irma Mosquera Valderrama / Revisiting the Case of Customary International Tax Law

  • Paper Series 004/2021 Panos Merkouris / Treaties

  • Paper Series 005/2021 Panos Merkouris / Interpreting Customary International Law: You’ll Never Walk Alone

  • Paper Series 006/2021 Panos Merkouris / The Correct Interpretation Premise in International Adjudication

  • 2020

    Paper Series 001/2020 Marina Fortuna / Different Strings of the Same Harp: Interpretation of Customary International Rules, their Identification and Treaty Interpretation

  • Paper Series 002/2020 Sotirios-Ioannis Lekkas / The Uses of the Work of the International Law Commission on State Responsibility in International Investment Arbitration: Maintaining the Unity of the Law of State Responsibility through Interpretation?

  • Paper Series 003/2020 Marina Fortuna / Customary International Law as an Object of Scrutiny and an Interpretative Aid (obs. ECtHR, 9 july 2019, Volodina v Russia, N° 41261/17 and ECtHR, GC, 29 January 2019, Güzelyurtlu and Others v Cyprus and Turkey, N° 36925/07)

  • Paper Series 004/2020 Panos Merkouris / Time-Travelling Rules of Interpretation: Of “Time-Will” and “Time-Bubbles”

  • Paper Series 005/2020 Panos Merkouris & Sotirios-Ioannis Lekkas / Reservations to Treaties

  • Paper Series 006/2020 Panos Merkouris / The Principle of Systemic Integration

  • Paper Series 007/2020 Photini Pazartzis & Panos Merkouris / Final Report on the UN Human Rights Committee and other Human Rights Treaty Bodies

  • Paper Series 008/2020 Panos Merkouris & Daniel Peat / Final Report: The Interpretative Practice of the PCIJ/ICJ

  • Paper Series 009/2020 Photini Pazartzis, Geir Ulfstein, Panos Merkouris & Daniel Peat / Final Report of the ILA Study Group on the Content and Evolution of the Rules of Interpretation

  • Paper Series 010/2020 Nina Mileva / The Role of Customary International Law Interpretation in the Balancing of Interests at Sea: The Example of Prevention

  • 2019

    Paper Series 001/2019 Nina Mileva & Marina Fortuna / Environmental Protection as an Object and Tool for Evolutionary Interpretation

  • Paper Series 002/2019 Panos Merkouris / Termination of Treaties: The Contribution of the Gabčikovo-Nagymaros Judgment

  • Paper Series 003/2019 Panos Merkouris / Treaty Interpretation and its Rules: Of Motion through Time, ‘Time-Will’ and ‘Time-Bubbles’

  • Paper Series 004/2019 Nina Mileva / The Under-representation of Third World States in Customary International Law: Can Interpretation Bridge the Gap?

  • Paper Series 005/2019 Nina Mileva / The Role of Domestic Courts in the Interpretation of Customary International Law: How can we Learn from Domestic Interpretive Practices?

  • Paper Series 006/2019 Cedric Ryngaert / Customary International Law Interpretation: The Role of Domestic Courts

  • Paper Series 007/2019 Diego Mejía-Lemos / Custom and the Regulation of ‘the Sources of International Law’

  • Paper Series 008/2019 Kostiantyn Gorobets / Practical Reasoning and Interpretation of Customary International Law

  • Paper Series 009/2019 Riccardo Di Marco / Customary International Law: a Foreword to Identification v. Interpretation

  • Paper Series 010/2019 Letizia Lo Giacco / Eureka! On Courts’ Discretion in ‘Ascertaining’ Rules of Customary International Law

  • Paper Series 011/2019 Anna Irene Baka / The Logic of Absence in Customary International Law

  • Paper Series 012/2019 Andreas Hadjigeorgiou / Beyond Formalism: Reviving the Legacy of Sir Henry Maine for CIL

  • 2018

    Paper Series 001/2018 Panos Merkouris / Interpreting the Rules of Customary International Law

  • Paper Series 002/2018 Fay Pazartzis, Geir Ulfstein, Panos Merkouris & Daniel Peat / Interim Report on the Content and Evolution of the Rules of Interpretation

  • Paper Series 003/2018 Panos Merkouris & Daniel Peat / Preliminary Report on the Interpretative Practice of the PCIJ/ICJ

  • Paper Series 004/2018 Fay Pazartzis & Panos Merkouris / Preliminary Report on the Interpretative Practice of the Human Rights Committee and Other UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies

  • Paper Series 005/2018 Panos Merkouris / In Dubio Mitius

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This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (grant agreement No759728).

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