OBSAH/CONTENTS
I. Studies
The History and Developments of the Czech Doctrine of International Law
Pavel Šturma
The Quest of the Lisbon Treaty in the Czech Republic and Some of the Changes it Introduces in EU Primary Law
Emil Ruffer
Consequences of the Application of International Humanitarian Law in the Struggle Against Terrorism
Paul Tavernier
II. Czech Views on International Law
The Responsibility to Protect – New Beginning or End of the Road for Humanitarian Intervention?
Veronika Bílková
Armed Conflicts and the Use of Force
Josef Mrázek
Prohibition of Recruiting Child Soldiers and/or Achievable Obligations?
Stanislava Hýbnerová
Human Rights During an Investigation – a New Conception Within ICC Statute
Pavel Bureš
Rules of Engagement – Some Basic Questions and Current Issues
Martin Faix
Consultative Status under the Antarctic Treaty
Pavel Sladký
International Legal Instruments for the Environmental Protection of Antarctica
Ondřej Vícha
Albanian Lustration Act, its Constitutional and International Law Pros and Cons
Vladimír Balaš
III. International Law in the Czech Republic
Monitoring International Obligations: The Czech Republic under the Supervision of the Council of Europe Language Charter
Mahulena Hofmannová
Debate on the Ratification of the Rome Statute of the ICC in the Czech Republic
Zuzana Trávníčková
The Invisible Majority: the Unsuccessful Applications against the Czech Republic before the European Court of Human Rights
Lubomír Majerčík
Some Thoughts about e-learning in Teaching International Law
Jan Ondřej – Milan Hála – Vladimír Přech
Teaching Public International Law Through a Clinical Method of Teaching?
Věra Honusková
IV. Czech Practice of International Law
Codification and Progressive Development of International Law
[The Czech Statements in the Sixth Committee on the Report of the ILC (2009)]
(ed. Pavel Šturma)
V. Book Reviews
P. Šurma, S. Hýbnerová, J. Ondřej, V. Balaš, V. Bílková, V. Honusková:
Competing Jurisdiction of International Judicial Bodies
Jana Ondrovičová
R. Falk: The costs of War – International Law, the UN and World Order after Iraq
Lukáš Hoder
V. Bílková: Responsibility to Protect: New Hope or Old Hypocrisy?
Šárka Matějková
R. Petráš, H. Petrův, H. Ch. Scheu (eds.): Minorities and Law in the Czech Republic [Menšiny a právo v České republice]
Věra Honusková
J. Ondřej: Public, Private International Law and International Trade Law
Jana Ondrovičová
VI. Survey of Czech International Law
Z. Trávníčková
