16 German Law Journal No. 3 (2015)

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Articles

Introduction: The Crisis in Ukraine Between the Law, Power, and Principle
Zoran Oklopcic

The Annexation of Crimea and the Boundaries of the Will of the People
Jure Vidmar

The Virtues of Bright Lines: Self-Determination, Secession, and External Intervention
Brad. R. Roth

How to Uphold the Territorial Integrity of Ukraine
Mikulas Fabry

Ukraine, International Law, and the Political Economy of Self-Determination
Umut Özsu

Deconstructing the Conflict in Ukraine: The Relevance of International Law to Hybrid States and Wars
Outi Korhonen

The Ukraine Crisis, Cold War II, and International Law
Boris N. Mamlyuk

Sovereignty and Crimea: How Referendum Democracy Complicates Constituent Power in Multinational Societies
Stephen Tierney

The Eternal Territory? The Crimean Crisis and Ukraine’s Territorial Integrity as an Unamendable Constitutional Principle
Yaniv Roznai & Silvia Suteu

Secession and Annexation: The Case of Crimea
Amandine Catala

Territorial Conflict and Territorial Rights: The Crimean Question Reconsidered
Ayelet Banai

“Trust the People”? Democratic Secessionism and Contemporary Practice
Malcolm MacLaren

The Idea of Early-Conflict Constitution-Making: The Conflict in Ukraine Beyond Territorial Rights and Constitutional Paradoxes
Zoran Oklopcic

International Role in State-Making in Ukraine: The Promise of a Two-Stage Constituent Process
Andrew Arato