International law in silver perspective : challenges ahead, Karel Wellens

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International law in silver perspective : challenges ahead, Karel Wellens

Title remainder

challenges ahead

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Karel Wellens

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• International law in silver perspective : challenges ahead

Publication

• Leiden, Brill Nijhoff, 2015

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Includes bibliographical references

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Contents

Excerpt of table of contents: Preface; 1 International Law Mastering the Future: Global Governance Millennium Development Goal Paul de Waart 1 International Law in Development 2 International Law in the Development Agenda 3 Good Governance Development Goal 4 Global Governance in Silver Perspective 5 Global Sustainable Distribution of Wealth 2 Judicial Activism in Strasbourg Marc Bossuyt 1 Manifestations of Activist Behavior 2 The Techniques Used by the Court to Engage in an Activist Behavior and the Main Arguments Invoked to Justify Such a Behavior 3 The Dangers of his Judicial Activism 4 Conclusions 3 Reflections on the Future of International Criminal Law Harry H.G. Post 1 The Dynamic Development of International Criminal Law 2 The Domestic Level As It Was 3 Stagnation at the International Level? 4 Domestic Contributions to the Administration of International Justice 5 Concluding Remarks 4 Sixty Years in the Life of an International Lawyer Both as a Teacher and a Practitioner Eric Suy 1 Introductory Remarks 5 New Developments in the Cyprus Question <U+0127> � The Beginning of the End, or the End of the Beginning? Neri Sybesma-Knol 1 Fifty Years of United Nations Involvement 2 What Happened Before 3 The Concept of Peacekeeping 4 Prerequisites for Success of Peacekeeping Missions 5 The Situation in Cyprus Deteriorating 6 Enter: The European Union 7 The Annan Plan 8 The European Court of Human Rights 9 A New Momentum 10 Conclusions 6 The International Court of Justice, Back to the Future: Keeping the Dream Alive Karel Wellens 1 Introduction 2 The International Legal Landscape Has Changed 3 The Judicial Landscape Has Changed 4 The Judicial Function Has Changed 5 The Plurality of Judicial Functions 6 The Court's Judicial Functions 7 Finding a New Balance between the Court's Institutional and Systemic Role 8 Revisiting Judicial Economy: There is no Need for the Court to Consider� 9 The Scope and Persuasive Quality of Judicial Reasoning 10 The Role of Separate and Dissenting Opinions 11 Judicial Policy 12 As Guardian of the International Community the Court Should Adopt a (More) Pro-Active Judicial Policy 13 A More Pro-Active Judicial Policy Sensu Stricto 14 A More Pro-Active Judicial Policy Sensu Lato 15 Transcending the Bilateral Nature of the Disputes: Towards More Third-party Participation 16 Towards a More Frequent Exercise of Inherent Powers 17 Final Observations

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FIEb1775589x

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24 cm.

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ix, 205 pages

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9789004271678

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unmediated

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rdamedia.

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u317878

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• 017568752
• (OCoLC)921521870