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James Crawford and Sarah Nouwen
Hart Publishing
Select Proceedings of the European Society of International Law, Volume 3 2010
Chapter 30.  Reflections on the Asymmetric Rule of Law in International Relations
Authors

Jochen von Bernstorff

ARI Id

1667477961257_9036429

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Pages

381–384

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https://www.bloomsburycollections.com/book/select-proceedings-of-the-european-society-of-international-law-volume-3-2010/ch30-reflections-on-the-asymmetric-rule-of-law-in-international-relations

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Front matter
Foreword
Full Text Access; Hélène Fabri; Anne Peters
v–vi
Foreword
Full Text Access; Elihu Lauterpacht
vii–viii
Introduction
Full Text Access; James Crawford; Sarah Nouwen
xiii–xiv
Part 1.  1989–2010: The World and International Law
Chapter 1.  International Law 1989–2010: A Performance Appraisal
Andrew Hurrell
3–30
Chapter 2.  The Impact of the East-West Divide on International Law: Patterns of Discourse and the Waves of 1989
Tibor Várady
31–44
Chapter 3.  The End of the Cold War: An Epochal Event in the History of International Law?
Randall Lesaffer
45–60
Chapter 4.  1989–2010: The Rise and Fall of Democratic Governance in International Law
Jean d’Aspremont
61–74
Chapter 5.  Persisting and Developing between Hope and Threat: International Law during the Past Two Decades and Beyond
Georg Nolte
75–78
Part 2.  1989–2010: Legalisation and Law-Making
Chapter 6.  Less is More: International Law of the 21st Century—Law without Faith
Alain Pellet
81–88
Chapter 7.  The Process of Legalisation After 1989 and its Contribution to the International Rule of Law
André Nollkaemper
89–102
Chapter 8.  Typologie des Résolutions de l’ONU Créatrices de Droit International Général
Anne-Thida Norodom
103–114
Chapter 9.  Law-making by Scholarship? The Dark Side of 21st Century International Legal ‘Methodology’
Jörg Kammerhofer
115–126
Chapter 10.  Judicial Law-making in International Criminal Law: The Legitimacy Conundrum
Marjan Ajevski
127–140
Chapter 11.  Revisiting Monism’s Ethical Dimension
George Galindo
141–154
Chapter 12.  Domestic Courts as the ‘Natural Judge’ of International Law: A Change in Physiognomy
Antonios Tzanakopoulos
155–168
Part 3.  1989–2010: International Law and the State
Chapter 13.  Statehood after 1989: ‘Effectivités’ between Legality and Virtuality
Anne Peters
171–184
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