Papers

• 1/2009
  METHODS OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN INTER-STATE LITIGATION: WHEN STATES GO TO ARBITRATION RATHER THAN ADJUDICATION
  Loretta Malintoppi

• 2/2009
  LA SUCCESSIONE EREDITARIA NEL DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE PRIVATO TENDENZE ATTUALI E ESPERIENZE TEDESCHE
  Erik Jayme

• 3/2009
  WHEN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC MEET: THREE CEDAW COMMITTEE VIEWS ON INTRA-FAMILIAL VIOLENCE
  Rachael Lorna Johnstone

• 4/2009
  DOES JUSTICE HAVE A GENDER? REDRESSING MASSIVE HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AGAINST WOMEN
  IN THE AFTERMATH OF VIOLENT POLITICAL CRISIS: THE KENYA’S CASE
  Isabella Castrogiovanni

• 5/2009
  CULTURAL IDENTITY PROTECTION AND THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
  Adriana Di Stefano

• 6/2009
  RIGHT TO EDUCATION AND EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN AND WOMEN
  Kishore Singh

• 7/2009
  RAFFORZARE E DEMOCRATIZZARE LE NAZIONI UNITE? LA CRISI DELLE ISTITUZIONI INTERNAZIONALI ‘UNIVERSALISTICHE’
  Danilo Zolo

• 8/2009
  WOMEN IN ARMED CONFLICT
  Ilaria Bottigliero

• 9/2009
  THE CRUCIFIX IN CLASSROMS: AN ALL-ITALIAN PROBLEM IN STRASBOURG
  Rosario Sapienza

• 10/2009
  CHANGING REGIME AND STATE-BUILDINGWITHIN UN-AUTHORIZED MISSION
  Manuela Ledda

• 11/2009
  THE NEVER-ENDING TRANSITION: FROM THE IUS PUBLICUM EUROPAEUMTO A LAW FOR THE GLOBAL SOCIETY
  Rosario Sapienza

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