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Out Now: Un Derecho Internacional Privado centrado en los derechos de las personas (Tirant lo Blanch 2025)

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December 28, 2025

By Eduardo Álvarez-Armas, Assistant Professor of Regulation on the Universidad Pontificia Comillas (Spain) and Université Catholique de Louvain (Belgium) Earlier ...

CorteIDH y clima: Lo que la Opinión Consultiva podría significar para los derechos humanos y la justicia climática – Center for International Environmental Law

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June 26, 2025

Publicado 24 de Junio del 2025 Por Nikki Reisch, Directora del Programa de Clima y Energía del Centro para el ...

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Tag: derechos

Out Now: Un Derecho Internacional Privado centrado en los derechos de las personas (Tirant lo Blanch 2025)

CorteIDH y clima: Lo que la Opinión Consultiva podría significar para los derechos humanos y la justicia climática – Center for International Environmental Law

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Fighting back after the gutting of the Voting Rights Act

Title: Another Blow to the U.S. Tariff War: Can Importers Obtain Refunds After Section 122 Tariffs Were Invalidated? | Customs & International Trade Law Blog

Functional Immunity and “Covert Violent Acts”: The BGH’s Progressive Development of CIL in the Nord Stream Case