Buchbesprechungen

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Işil Aral and Jean d’Aspremont (eds.), International Law and Universality, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2024, xi + 341 pages, ISBN 9780198899419. (Isabel Lischewski University of Münster)

Michael Byers and Aaron Boley, Who Owns Outer Space?: International Law, Astrophysics, and the Sustainable Development of Space, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 2023, xii + 407 pages, ISBN: 9781108721875. (Stephan Hobe University of Cologne)

Umut Özsu, Completing Humanity. The International Law of Decolonization, 1960 – 82, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 2024, 348 pages, ISBN 9781108427692. (Matthias Goldmann EBS University matthias.goldmann@ebs.edu)

Tom Sparks and Anne Peters (eds.), The Individual in International Law: History and Theory, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2024, xiv + 434 pages, ISBN 9780198898917. (Vassilis P. Tzevelekos University of Liverpool)

Carsten Stahn, Confronting Colonial Objects – Histories, Legalities, and Access to Culture, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2023, xxxiii + 556 pages, ISBN 9780192868121. (Sarah Imani Deutsches Institut für Menschenrechte (DIMR) Chief Charles A. Taku Counsel before International Courts and Tribunals, Lead Defense Counsel at the International Criminal Court, and former President of the International Criminal Court Bar Association)

Immi Tallgren (ed.), Portraits of Women in International Law – New Names and Forgotten Faces?, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2023, xxxvi + 521 pages, ISBN 9780198868460. (Elisa Fornalé World Trade Institute, University of Bern)