12 September 2023
Polish Yearbook of International Law is now seeking articles for its next volume which will be published in the fall of 2024. Authors are invited to submit complete unpublished texts in the areas connected with public and private international law, including European law. Although it is not a formal condition for acceptance, we are specifically interested in the articles that address issues in international and European law relating to Central and Eastern Europe. Authors from the region are strongly encouraged to submit their works. Submissions should not exceed 10,000 words (including footnotes) but in exceptional cases we may also accept longer works. All details about submission procedure and required formatting are available at the PYIL’s webpage (https://pyil.inp.pan.pl). Please submit manuscripts via our editorial manager (https://www.editorialsystem.com/pyil/). The deadline for submissions is 31 January 2024.
3 October 2022
Polish Yearbook of International Law is now seeking articles for its next volume which will be published in the fall of 2023. Authors are invited to submit complete unpublished texts in the areas connected with public and private international law, including European law. Although it is not a formal condition for acceptance we are specifically interested in the articles that address issues in international and European law relating to Central and Eastern Europe. Authors from the region are strongly encouraged to submit their works. A part of forthcoming volume will be dedicated to the legal problems emerging in the context of the current Russian invasion of Ukraine. Again, PYIL is particularly interested in the insight from researchers from the CEE region. Papers may discuss any relevant aspects, especially including those which relate to general international law, international humanitarian law, international economic law, international criminal law and human rights protection. Submissions dealing with other problems that are relevant in the context of the current events are also welcome. Submissions should not exceed 10,000 words (including footnotes) but in exceptional cases we may also accept longer works. All details about submission procedure and required formatting are available at the PYIL’s webpage (PYIL’s
4 November 2021
Dear Readers! We have the pleasure and honour of introducing Readers to volume XL of the Polish Yearbook of International Law, in the form of a jubilee edition. It is always difficult to prepare a laudation for one’s own work. It seems that the Yearbook is entering its best years (interestingly, the majority of its editors are also in the corresponding age bracket), but we can be very proud of the work that has been done over the past 50 years. Poland always had much to say in the domain of public international law. It was quite a natural development that Polish international lawyers began publishing a law journal that on one hand would make it easier for them to publish important texts in English (an international lingua franca), and on the other hand would allow them to disseminate the legacy of Polish international legal writing in the world. The Polish Yearbook of International Law has fulfilled both tasks. The jubilee article is written by Professor Pavel Šturma, he describes and analyses the role of yearbooks in the reality of the Central Europe and its impact on the development of international law. As part of the current jubilee volume, we
2 November 2021
Polish Yearbook of International Law is now seeking articles for its next volume which will be published in the fall of 2022. Authors are invited to submit complete unpublished texts in the areas connected with public and private international law, including European law. Although it is not a formal condition for acceptance we are specifically interested in the articles that address issues in international and European law relating to Central and Eastern Europe. Submissions should be between 8000-10000 words (including footnotes). All details about submission procedure are available at PYIL’s webpage. Please submit manuscript via www.editorialsystem.com/pyil. The deadline for submissions is 31 January 2022.