Renegotiating Westphalia
Essays and Commentary on the European and Conceptual Foundations of Modern International Law
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Contributors. Preface. 1. The Significance of Westphalia: an Archaeology of the International Legal Order; C. Harding, C.L. Lim. 2. Regionalism in International Law-Making and the Westphalian Legacy; O. Elias. 3. Authority and Personality: Non-State Entities as Law-Makers? C.L. Lim. 4. Collective Regional Security and Evolving Methods of Dealing with Confrontations; H. McCoubrey. 5. The Media and International Law in European Foreign Policy during the Bosnia-Herzegovina Crisis; A. Carty. 6. Non-Governmental War Crimes Tribunals: A Forgotten Arena of International Criminal Justice?; E. Haslam. 7. The International and European Control of Crime; C. Harding. 8. Regionalism, Asylum and Solidarity in Europe; C. Harvey. 9. The Evolution of the European Regulation of Asylum: from Geneva to Amsterdam; C. Lyons. 10. The European Convention on Human Rights and the Evolution of Fundamental Rights in the `Private Domain', S. McInerney. 11. Legal Mechanisms of Transnational Economic Co-Operation: International and European Dimensions; 'G. Bamodu. 12. The Economics of Sovereignty; J. Linarelli.
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