Applying Municipal Law in International Disputes
Applying Municipal Law in International Disputes
Stephan, Paul
Brill
03/2024
Mole
Inglês
9789004696099
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter I. Introduction - Municipal law in international disputes
A. International law as a self-contained legal system
B. International legal disputes and their adjudication
C. The limits of hermeticism
D. Municipal law in international law: pooling, referral and nesting
E. Summary: the interpenetration of international and municipal law
Chapter II. Municipal law and general international law
A. Pooling
B. Referral in state consent
C. Nesting as implicit referral
D. Deference to municipal lawmakers
E. Summary
Chapter III. Municipal law in practice: jurisdiction of international dispute settlement bodies
A. Jurisdiction and third-party dispute settlement
B. International dispute settlement in national courts: pooling
C. Municipal law and international jurisdiction: referral
D. Municipal law and international jurisdiction: nesting
E. Summary
Chapter IV. Municipal law in practice: rights and duties under international law
A. Pooling and the rights of persons
B. Referral
C. Nesting
D. Summary
Chapter V. The future of municipal law in international disputes
A. The challenge of relevance and the value of braiding
B. Pluralism and the rule of law: threat to legitimacy?
C. Veto points as threats to effectiveness
D. Static versus dynamic international law
E. Conclusion
Bibliography
About the Author
A. International law as a self-contained legal system
B. International legal disputes and their adjudication
C. The limits of hermeticism
D. Municipal law in international law: pooling, referral and nesting
E. Summary: the interpenetration of international and municipal law
Chapter II. Municipal law and general international law
A. Pooling
B. Referral in state consent
C. Nesting as implicit referral
D. Deference to municipal lawmakers
E. Summary
Chapter III. Municipal law in practice: jurisdiction of international dispute settlement bodies
A. Jurisdiction and third-party dispute settlement
B. International dispute settlement in national courts: pooling
C. Municipal law and international jurisdiction: referral
D. Municipal law and international jurisdiction: nesting
E. Summary
Chapter IV. Municipal law in practice: rights and duties under international law
A. Pooling and the rights of persons
B. Referral
C. Nesting
D. Summary
Chapter V. The future of municipal law in international disputes
A. The challenge of relevance and the value of braiding
B. Pluralism and the rule of law: threat to legitimacy?
C. Veto points as threats to effectiveness
D. Static versus dynamic international law
E. Conclusion
Bibliography
About the Author
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Chapter I. Introduction - Municipal law in international disputes
A. International law as a self-contained legal system
B. International legal disputes and their adjudication
C. The limits of hermeticism
D. Municipal law in international law: pooling, referral and nesting
E. Summary: the interpenetration of international and municipal law
Chapter II. Municipal law and general international law
A. Pooling
B. Referral in state consent
C. Nesting as implicit referral
D. Deference to municipal lawmakers
E. Summary
Chapter III. Municipal law in practice: jurisdiction of international dispute settlement bodies
A. Jurisdiction and third-party dispute settlement
B. International dispute settlement in national courts: pooling
C. Municipal law and international jurisdiction: referral
D. Municipal law and international jurisdiction: nesting
E. Summary
Chapter IV. Municipal law in practice: rights and duties under international law
A. Pooling and the rights of persons
B. Referral
C. Nesting
D. Summary
Chapter V. The future of municipal law in international disputes
A. The challenge of relevance and the value of braiding
B. Pluralism and the rule of law: threat to legitimacy?
C. Veto points as threats to effectiveness
D. Static versus dynamic international law
E. Conclusion
Bibliography
About the Author
A. International law as a self-contained legal system
B. International legal disputes and their adjudication
C. The limits of hermeticism
D. Municipal law in international law: pooling, referral and nesting
E. Summary: the interpenetration of international and municipal law
Chapter II. Municipal law and general international law
A. Pooling
B. Referral in state consent
C. Nesting as implicit referral
D. Deference to municipal lawmakers
E. Summary
Chapter III. Municipal law in practice: jurisdiction of international dispute settlement bodies
A. Jurisdiction and third-party dispute settlement
B. International dispute settlement in national courts: pooling
C. Municipal law and international jurisdiction: referral
D. Municipal law and international jurisdiction: nesting
E. Summary
Chapter IV. Municipal law in practice: rights and duties under international law
A. Pooling and the rights of persons
B. Referral
C. Nesting
D. Summary
Chapter V. The future of municipal law in international disputes
A. The challenge of relevance and the value of braiding
B. Pluralism and the rule of law: threat to legitimacy?
C. Veto points as threats to effectiveness
D. Static versus dynamic international law
E. Conclusion
Bibliography
About the Author
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