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The Diversity of International Law: Essays in Honour of Professor Kalliopi K. Koufa |
Aristotle Constantinides; Nikos Zaikos (Editors)
Brill
The Diversity of International Law: Essays in Honour of Professor Kalliopi K. Koufa
Chapter Nineteen. European Human Rights Law And Turkey’s Violations In The Occupied Areas Of Cyprus
Authors

Van Coufoudakis

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1674442298734_9365838

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303–318

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Preliminary Material
A. Constantinides; N. Zaikos
i–xliv
Chapter One. Observations sur la consolidation des valeurs communes en droit des gens contemporain
Christian Dominicé
1–9
Chapter Two. Les règles d’ordre public en droit international
Constantin P. Economidès
11–27
Chapter Three. Constitutional Problems Of Investor–State Arbitration
Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann
29–44
Chapter Four. Multiculturalism And Contemporary International Law And Law-Making
Edward McWhinney
45–59
Chapter Five. The Security Council As Legislator
Tullio Treves
61–70
Chapter Six. The Participation Of NGOs In The International Regulatory Function
Maria Clelia Ciciriello
71–81
Chapter Seven. Issues Concerning Parallel Proceedings In International Dispute Settlement
Francisco Orrego-Vicuña
83–96
Chapter Eight. The Creation Of The International Tribunal For The Law Of The Sea As A Specialized Court
Hugo Caminos
97–108
Chapter Nine. Reflections On Dispute Settlement In The Light Of Recent Arbitrations Involving Eritrea
John G. Merrills
109–130
Chapter Ten. The Protection Of Nationals Abroad: Russia’s Use Of Force In Georgia
Christine Gray
131–151
Chapter Eleven. State Sovereignty in Times of Terrorism
Rafael Nietο-Navia
153–169
Chapter Twelve. Causes Worth Fighting For: Is There A Non-State Jus Ad Bellum?
Frédéric Mégret
171–187
Chapter Thirteen. Security And Human Rights: Balance Or Fear?
Pieter Van Dijk
189–206
Chapter Fourteen. Protecting Human Rights Vis-à-Vis ‘Targeted’ Un Security Council Sanctions
Torsten Stein
207–216
Chapter Fifteen. Targeted Anti-Terrorist Sanctions And Their Implications For International Law Normative And Institutional Coherency
Pavel Šturma; Veronika Bílková
217–237
Chapter Sixteen. International Law, The Sharia And International Terrorism: A Critical Assessment Of The Role Of Pakistan In The ‘War On Terror’
Javaid Rehman
239–257
Chapter Seventeen. Prohibited Discrimination In International Human Rights Law
Dinah Shelton
259–292
Chapter Eighteen. Freedom Of Expression And The Protection Of Private Life In The Case-Law Of The European Court Of Human Rights: A Field Of Tension
Christos Rozakis
293–302
Chapter Nineteen. European Human Rights Law And Turkey’s Violations In The Occupied Areas Of Cyprus
Van Coufoudakis
303–318
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