Vol. 55 No. 1-2, March 2023

Index

• FOREWORD INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE NEW COLD WAR.
• THE WAR IN UKRAINE: A CASE STUDY IN MODERN ATROCITY CRIME DOCUMENTATION.
• UKRAINE'S PUSH TO PROSECUTE AGGRESSION IMPLICATIONS FOR IMMUNITY RATIONE PERSONAE AND THE CRIME OF AGGRESSION.
• THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR.
• LEGAL ISSUES SURROUNDING VETO USE AND AGGRESSION.
• LEGITIMATE SUPRA-NATIONAL ADJUDICATION IN THE NEW ERA: THE REQUIREMENT OF COMPARATIVE BENEFIT.
• INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE "NEW COLD WAR": AN OPPORTUNITY FOR REFLECTION ON INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE "OLD" COLD WAR.
• POWER SHIFT: THE RETURN OF THE UNITING FOR PEACE RESOLUTION.
• FROM 'UNITING FOR PEACE' TO 'UNITING FOR JUSTICE?': REFLECTIONS ON THE POWER OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO CREATE CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS OR MAKE REFERRALS TO THE ICC.
• POWER SHIFT: THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL HAS LOST ITS CLOUT.
• PEACEFUL WORLD LEADERSHIP OR NATIONALIST ADVOCATE? HOW CHINA USES SOCIAL MEDIA TO PROJECT ITS STANCE ON RUSSIA'S INVASION OF UKRAINE.
• CHINA'S GROWING DISCOURSE POWER AND RESURGENT AUTHORITARIANISM.
• PROSECUTING ATROCITIES COMMITTED IN UKRAINE: A NEW ERA FOR UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION?
• THE NEW COLD WAR WITH CHINA AND RUSSIA: SAME AS THE OLD COLD WAR?
• THE UKRAINE CRISIS AND THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL COURTS AND TRIBUNALS.
• TALKING FOREIGN POLICY: "PROSECUTING RUSSIAN LEADERS FOR WAR CRIMES".
• CATCHING CONSPIRATORS: HOW CAN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS COUNTER STATE-SANCTIONED DOPING AFTER SCANDAL AT THE SOCHI OLYMPICS?
• THE GHOST OF DUNHILL: HOW COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY SILENTLY ESCAPED THE ACT OF STATE DOCTRINE.
• FAIR AND JUST DECOLONIAL SOLUTIONS: ADAPTATION OF THE WASHINGTON PRINCIPLES TO THE CONTEXT OF DISPUTED COLONIAL CULTURAL OBJECTS.
• COMMERCIALIZATION OF RESOURCE EXTRACTION THROUGHOUT THE FINAL FRONTIER & THE PARALLEL TO TERRESTRIAL PROCEDURES.