Choice Reviews Online· 2014
The new terrain of international law: courts, politics, rights
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This paper maps the evolving landscape of international law, focusing on the increasing influence and actions of international courts.
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Key points
- International courts are increasingly central to the global legal and political landscape.
- The paper analyzes how international courts influence political processes and alter existing dynamics.
- It provides a historical perspective on the evolution of the international judiciary.
- The work details the operational aspects of international courts, including dispute settlement and law enforcement.
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Abstract
List of Illustrations ix Case Study Index xi Preface xv List of Abbreviations xxv PART I: Delegating Authority to International Courts, a Global View 1 Chapter 1: The New Terrain of International Law: Courts, Politics, Rights 3 Chapter 2: International Courts Altering Politics 32 Chapter 3: The New International Courts 68 Chapter 4: World History and the Evolving International Judiciary 112 PART II: International Courts in Action 161 Chapter 5: International Dispute Settlement 163 Chapter 6: International Administrative Review 199 Chapter 7: International Law Enforcement 244 Chapter 8: International Constitutional Review 282 PART III: Courts, Politics, Rights 333 Chapter 9: International Courts and Democratic Politics 335 Chapter Appendixes 367 Legal Cases Index and Citations 401 Court Treaty Bibliography and Litigation Data Sources 407 Bibliography of Cited Works 415 Index 441
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