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The Bifurcation of International Law : Two Futures for the International Rule of Law

Nollkaemper, Andre - 2011

This short paper argues that in the next decades we are likely to see a fundamental separation in the form and contents of the international rule of law. In a sizeable, but relatively small group of states, international law transforms itself from its international roots and interconnects and...

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The Rule of Law Under Extreme Conditions and International Law : A Law and Economics Perspective

Salzberger, Eli - 2014

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Rule of Law Developments by Judiciaries in the EU and the WTO : A Comparative Approach in a Multilevel Setting

Andersen, Henrik - 2019

in the World Trade Organization (WTO) by its quasi-judiciaries; Panel and Appellate Body (AB). This paper compares these …

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Second Report (Final) to the Committee on International Trade Law of the International Law Association on the Subject of the Exhaustion of Intellectual Property Rights and Parallel Importation

Abbott, Frederick M. - 2011

1997 meeting at the headquarters of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva, the Committee considered … efficient allocation of productive resources in the world trading system, and that it would advance the interests of developing … affects world markets. Opening markets to parallel trade would benefit consumers. Recent actions by competition authorities in …

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Introduction : The Europeanisation of International Law

Wouters, Jan; Nollkaemper, Andre; de Wet, Erika - 2011

This is the introduction to a book that explores the consequences of European integration for the application of public international law in the European Union and its Member States. As a consequence of the combination of expansion of the regulatory domain of international law and the increasing...

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The Future of International Corporate Human Rights Litigation : A Transatlantic Comparison

Chambers, Rachel; Berger-Walliser, Gerlinde - 2022

Imposing legal liability on corporations for their involvement in human rights violations remains problematic. In the United States, civil liability in such circumstances developed in a series of Alien Tort Statute cases. This evolution came to an abrupt end with the cases of Kiobel v. Royal...

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An Enlarged Sense of Possibility for International Law : Seeking Change by Doing History

Nijman, Janne Elisabeth - 2020

This chapter explores the so-called ‘Turn to History’ in international legal scholarship. Interest in the intellectual history or ‘history of ideas’ of international law has surged around the last turn of the century. Nijman contextualises this development and stages three possible...

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Leaving the European Union Without a Deal : The Legal Status of the UK's Financial Obligations Under International Law

Kemp, Nicola - 2018

The author considers the principle in international law of the survival of accrued treaty rights and obligations upon the termination of a treaty, and analyses the precise scope of the exception to that principle set out in the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties. The scope of the exception...

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Rethinking Subsidiarity in International Human Rights Adjudication

Carter, Jr., William M. - 2019

This article suggests that a re-evaluation of the principle of subsidiarity is in order. While I make no sweeping claims that the principle of subsidiarity is always preferable or always undesirable, I do suggest that a close look at the myriad ways in which subsidiarity applies reveals that it...

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Business and Human Rights in Europe : International Law Challenges (Foreword)

Farah, Paolo Davide - 2018

This book, through various differently oriented chapters, tries to give an insight on how the European Union and its multilevel model of governance must try to strike a balance between diverging interests and priorities. In particular, the EU and the European states (including the CoE's Members)...

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