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• 1. Sources and methods of international law
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• 2. Subjects and objects of international law
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• 3. International law and U.S. law
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• 4. War and peace.

• Where does the critique of international human rights stand? : an exploration in 18 vignettes / Frédéric Mégret
• Self-critique, (anti) politics and criminalization : reflections on the gistory and trajectory of the human rights movement / Karen Engle
• National responses in Latin America to international events propelling the justice cascade : the Gelman case / Yolanda Gamarra
• Engaging history in international law / Thomas Skouteris
• Hugo Grotius in the contemporary memory of international law : secularism, liberalism, and the politics of restatement and denial / John D. Haskell
• New approaches to international law : images of a genealogy / Akbar Rasulov
• Innovative International Law approaches and the European condition / Outi Korhonen
• Notes for the history of new approaches to international legal studies : not a map but perhaps a compass / Ignacio de la Rasilla del Moral
• Formalization and deformalization as narratives of the law of war / Olivier Corten.

This volume offers a unique reflection on the historic and contemporary influence of the New Approaches to International Law (NAIL) movement within the context of Europe and America. In particular, the contributions focus on the intellectual product of NAIL's founder, David Kennedy, in relation to three legal streams: human rights, legal history, and the law of war. On the one hand, the volume is valuable reading for a broad audience interested in the current challenges facing global governance, and how critical studies might contribute to innovative intellectual and practice-oriented developments in international law. On the other hand, stemming from a 2010 seminar in Madrid that brought together scholars to discuss David Kennedy's scholarship over the last three decades, the contributions here are a testament to the community and ideas of the NAIL tradition. The volume includes scholars from a wide field of legal interests and backgrounds.
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• The Role of International Law in the Contemporary World-- (Lori Fisler Damrosch and Rein M llerson.)-- Consent and the Creation of International Law-- (Jonathan I. Charney and Gennady M. Danilenko.)-- Participants in International Legal Relations-- (Donna E. Arzt and Igor I. Lukashuk.)-- Legal Regulation of the Use of Force-- (R. M llerson and David J. Scheffer.)-- International Cooperation Against Terrorism-- (Yuri M. Kolosov and Geoffrey M. Levitt.)-- Stability in the Law of the Sea-- (Bernard H. Oxman and Anatoly L. Kolodkin.)-- Environmental Law-- (Daniel Barstow Magraw and Sergei Vinogradov.)-- Tensions in the Development of the Law of Outer Space-- (Katherine Gorove and Elena Kamenetskaya.)-- International Human Rights-- (Vladimir A. Kartashkin and Stephen P. Marks.)-- Peaceful Settlement of Disputes Through the Rule of Law-- (David D. Caron and Galina Shinkaretskaya.).
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International law suffered a drastic loss of respect during the Cold War for being neither consistently observed nor enforced by the superpowers, especially when their vital interests were at stake. In this volume, authors from the United States and the former Soviet Union have worked in pairs on each of ten timely and important topics in international law, aiming toward genuinely collaborative scholarship to bridge and overcome Cold War divisions. The results make a significant and original contribution to a new generation of international legal scholarship. International law suffered a drastic loss of respect during the Cold War for being neither consistently observed nor enforced by the superpowers, especially when their vital interests were at stake. In this volume, authors from the United States and the former Soviet Union have worked in pairs on each of ten timely and important topics in international law, aiming toward genuinely collaborative scholarship to bridge and overcome Cold War divisions. The results make a significant and original contribution to a new generation of international legal scholarship.
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• French and American perspectives on international law : legal cultures and international law / Emmanuelle Jouannet
• Thought versus action : the influence of legal tradition on French and American approaches to international law / Dana Zartner Falstrom
• France, Europe, the United States / Abdelkhaleq Berramdane
• Commentary : convergences and divergences : the United States and France in multilateral diplomacy / André Lewin
• Application of treaties and the decisions of international tribunals in the United States and France : reflections on recent practice / Martin A. Rogoff
• Exorbitant jurisdiction / Kevin M. Clermont and John R.B. Palmer
• Unilateral and multilateral preventive self-defense / Stéphanie Bellier
• Collective security and the international enforcement of international law : French and American perspectives / Ana Peyró Llopis
• Contrasting perspectives on preemptive strike : the United States, France, and the war on terror / Sophie Clavier.

• Security and co-operation in the new Europe-- "Europe after the Cold War - can CSCE replace military alliances?"-- the changing face of private and corporate legal practice in Europe-- preparing for Brazil 1992 - environmental legal isues-- European Community-US business relations-- systemic costs of non-compliance with international law - effects on the system and on interstate relations-- international civil litigation - preliminary relief, taking evidence and enforcing judgments-- juridical problems of trade and investment in Eastern Europe-- democracy and legitimacy - is there an emerging duty to ensure a democratic government in general and regional customary international law?-- legal aspects of the external relations of the European Community-- humanitarian law and the Iraq-Kuwait crisis-- current issues in international commercial arbitration (including lessons from the Iran-US claims tribunal)-- the teaching of international law - future role for training scholars and practitioners and in developing international legal principles-- family relations in a mobile society - private international law issues-- role of the International Court of Justice in a changing United Nations collective security context.
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"Contemporary International Law Issues: Sharing Pan-European and American Perspectives" is the record of the first joint conference of The American Society of International Law and the Nederlandse Vereniging voor Internationaal Recht, which was held in The Hague, the Netherlands on July 4-6, 1991. At this event, international scholars, practitioners and experts gathered to discuss recent developments in such areas as trade and investment, the environment, human rights, settlement of disputes and commercial arbitration, with particular reference to the Middle East, Central and Eastern Europe, and the European Community. The conference focused especially on pan-European perspectives on current international legal issues. The content of these proceedings is evidence of the wide range of dialogue that occurred during the joint conference. The book provides a record of this dialogue and directs the reader to issues which might form suitable subjects for further research and elaboration in other scholarly work. The book should be of interest to academics and diplomats, as well as legal practitioners.
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