Czech Yearbook of Public & Private International Law 2015

OBSAH/CONTENTS PREFACE Pavel Šturma ABBREVIATIONS I. SYMPOSIUM: THE CRIME OF AGGRESSION WITHIN THE ROME STATUTE POST – KAMPALA Introduction to section „Symposium on the Crime of Aggression" Pavel Šturma, Milan Lipovský Aggresion – the Supreme International Crime or Not a Crime at All? Veronika Bílková Crimes against peace in Nuremberg Alla Tymofeyeva Back to the ILC's Legislative History: Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind Pavel Šturma The Political Realities and Legal Possibilities Concerning the Relationship between the United Nation Security Council and the Crime of Aggression in the International Criminal Court Carollann Braum The Definition of the Crime of Aggression – Entry into Force and the Exercise of the Court's Jurisdiction over this Crime Pavel Caban Manifest violation of the UN Charter Jan Lhotský The Understandings to the Rome Statute's Crime of Aggression Milan Lipovský The Kampala Agreement on crime of aggression and responsibility for cyber-attacks Kristýna Urbanová II. STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ORGANIZATIONS Jus cogens and the question of criterions for its determination Čestmír Čepelka Creation of New States and De Facto Regimes and the Case Referring to Crimea Jan Ondřej The Vienna Convention on Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage and Nuclear Installations: Application Problems Revisited Jakub Handrlica Victims?Right to Reparation under International Human Rights Law: also against International Organizations? Martin Faix III. INTERNATIONAL LAW AND EUROPEAN LAW The limit sof so-called benefit tourism and the free movement of EU Citizen Harald Christian Scheu Human rights between Strasbourg and Luxembourg – disintegration of monist view of human rights protection or a new beginning? Monika Forejtová IV. INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW AND CRIMINAL LAW You can't have one without the other, can you? Assessing the Relationship Between the Use of Force in the Name of Human Rights and Regime Change Ralph Janik Reproductive Rights and Human Dignity. Convergence or Divergence in the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights? Pavel Bureš The Highest Amounts of Just Satisfaction: Awards of the European Court of Human Rights to Legal Persons Alla Tymofeyeva Human Rights Dimension of the ICC's Complementarity Regime Ondřej Svaček Gaps in the legal regime of interstate cooperation in prosecuting crimes under international law Pavel Caban V. CZECH VIEWS ON INVESTMENT AND TRADE LAW Post-Lisbon Exercise of EU Competence in the Field of Foreign Investment: Coping with the International Projection of Intra-EU Complexity Magdalena Ličková TTIP and ISDS: not irreconcilable acronyms Ondřej Svoboda Diag Human: A case study on multi-jurisdictional enforcement of an international arbitration award Monika Feigerlová VI: CZECH PRACTICE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW The work of the International Law Commission in 2015, business as usual? Pavel Šturma Czech-Austrian Declaration on Jurisdictional Immunities of State-Owned Cultural Property Petr Válek The Czech Republic before the European Court of Human Rights in 2014 Vít Alexander Schorm List of Ratified International Treaties which Entered into Force for the Czech Republic from 1st January 2014 till 31st December 2014 Milan Beránek VII. BOOK REVIEWS Carrie Mc Dougall The Crime of Aggression under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court Jan Lipovský V. Honusková, E. Flídrová, L. Janků Today's Migrants, tomorrow's refugees? The Status of Migrants who need Protection in International Law Šárka Ošťádalová Pavel Šturma (ed.) et al. Response of International Law to International Crimes Štefan Viedenský VIII. SURVEY OF CZECH INTERNATIONAL LAW BIBLIGRAPHY Survey of Czech International Law Bibliography Zuzana Trávníčková