Titlebook: Netherlands Yearbook of International Law 2013; Crisis and Internati Mielle K. Bulterman,Willem J.M. Genugten Book 2014 T.M.C. Asser Press

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International Refugees and Irregular Migrants: Caught in the Mundane Shadow of Crisisy to the political economy of the distinction between crisis and the mundane. It does so by looking at two particular fields of international migration: refugee law and the law of irregular migration. The first enjoys a large degree of attention from international lawyers, while the other enjoys alm

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Between Crisis and Complacency: Seeking Commitment in International Environmental Lawd as a ‘discipline of crisis’, since it functions as a counterbalance to unbridled pollution and resource depletion. On the other hand, there have been ongoing attempts to move away from a reactive focus on crisis and to conceptualize international environmental law as part of a broader societal shi

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The WTO and the Doha Negotiation in Crisis?e notion of ‘legitimacy crisis’ as a severe threat to an institution’s viability due to fundamental shifts in the legitimising ideas underlying the institution, an external threat to its values or its ability to fulfil its functions. It contends that the WTO is not yet definitely in a legitimacy cri

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The Thin Line Between Deference and Indifference: The Supreme Court of The Netherlands and the Iranias Dutch nationality. They were prohibited from participating in specialised nuclear education by a regulation that was adopted by the Dutch government in order to comply with a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolution. One of the questions that arose during the proceedings, was the relatio