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To celebrate the 30th Volume of The Italian Yearbook of International Law, disseminating Italian scholarship and practice in the field of international law among non-Italian speaking scholars and practitioners, three sets of ten articles, hand-picked from past volumes by the Editor, will be available for free downloading.

Please find the third and final set of free articles below.
Thirty Years On: Is the World Heritage Convention Ready for the 21st Century?
Francesco Francioni, Volume 12 (2002)
 
State Immunity and the Protection of Private Investors: The Argentine Bonds Case Before Italian Courts
Beatrice I. Bonafè, Volume 16 (2006)
 
The Blackwater Scandal: Legal Black Hole or Unwillingness to Prosecute Private Military Contractors?
Giulia Pinzauti, Volume 17 (2007)
 
The Day After: Prosecuting International Crimes Committed in Libya
Marina Mancini, Volume 21 (2011)
 
International Action Against Piracy and Armed Robbery at Sea Off the Coast of Somalia
Alessandra Annoni, Volume 23 (2014)
 
The Decision of the Italian Constitutional Court Concerning the Jurisdictional Immunities of Germany
Michael Bothe, Volume 24 (2015)
 
The EU’s Hotspot Approach to Managing the Migration Crisis: A Blind Spot for International Responsibility?
Federico Casolari, Volume 25 (2016)
 
The Persistent Objector Rule in the Work of the International Law Commission on the Identification of Customary International Law
James A. Green, Volume 27 (2018)
 
On American Drone Strikes and (Possible) European Responsibilities: Facing the Issue of Jurisdiction for ‘Complicity’ in Extraterritorial Targeted Killings
Diego Mauri, Volume 28 (2019)
 
The Shifting Status of Cities in International Law? A Review, Several Questions and a Straight Answer
Giuseppe Nesi, Volume 30 (2021)
 
The Right of Access to Justice in the Inter-American System of Human Rights Protection
Antônio Augusto Cançado Trindade, Volume 17 (2007)
 
The No-Fly Zone Over Libya: Enforcement Issues
Luisa Vierucci, Volume 21 (2011)
 
Unlocking and Advancing the Protection of Religious Beliefs in Strasbourg: Towards Sub-Dividing ‘The Public Sphere’
John Morijn, Volume 21 (2011)
 
Testing Amici Curiae in International Law: Rules and Practice
Luigi Crema, Volume 22 (2013)
 
Customary Law in Investment Regulation
Jorge E. Viñuales, Volume 23 (2014)
 
Effective Limitations and Illusory Rights: A Comment on the Mothers of Srebrenica Decision of the European Court of Human Rights
Valentina Spiga, Volume 23 (2014)
 
The Legal Regime of Wrecks of Warships and other State-Owned Ships in International Law: The 2015 Resolution of the Institut de droit international
Sarah Dromgoole, Volume 25 (2016)
 
Istria’s Artistic and Spiritual Heritage in Abeyance: International Cooperation and Cultural Community Rights
Francesca Fiorentini and Andrzej Jakubowski, Volume 26 (2017)
 
Sovereign Debt, ‘Austerity’, and Socio-Economic Rights: Italy’s 2019 Budget Between EU Fiscal Rules and International Human Rights Law
Emma Luce Scali, Volume 28 (2019)
 
The Judicial Activity of the International Court of Justice in 2019
Serena Forlati, Volume 29 (2020)
The following articles are accessible for free until 15 October 2022
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