Baltic Yearbook of International Law
Brill Nijhoff Β· Netherlands Β· Est. 2001
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The journal examines Russia's evolving approach to international law, particularly in the context of post-Soviet secessionism, cyber governance, and its actions in Ukraine. It also explores the legal implications of civilian participation in defense, the desovietization of international law in Eurasia, and the legal status of the Caspian Sea.
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