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 Global Civil Society in International Lawmaking and Global Governance: Theory and Practice

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xvi)   (117K)
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    • Contents
    • Abstract
    • Acknowledgements
  • Introduction (1-10)   (102K)
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    • A. Objective
    • B. Questions Asked
    • C. Research Method
    • D. Structure
    • E. Definitions
  • Introduction (11-14)   (57K)
  • Global Governance Framework (15-34)   (165K)
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    • A. The United Nations Systemand NGO Access
    • B. Outside The United Nations
    • C. 'Public-Private Partnerships' In Global Governance
    • Conclusions
  • Global Governance (35-70)   (286K)
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    • A. Society: Situating Global Civil Society & Social Movements
    • B. Economy: Globalisation And Global Governance
    • C. Politics: Democratic Deficits In International Law
    • D. International Law And Global 'Government'
    • Conclusions
  • Global Civil Society (71-104)   (265K)
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    • A. Theoretical And Philosophical Origins
    • B. History Of Civil Society In International Law
    • C. Contemporary 'Third Generation' NGOs (1996–)
    • Conclusions
  • International 'Lawmaking' And Global Civil Society (105-150)   (346K)
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    • A. Traditional International Lawmaking: Prior To United Nations
    • B. Contemporary International Lawmaking
    • C. Contemporary Theories Of International Lawmaking
    • Conclusions
  • Treaty-Making (151-212)   (440K)
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    • A. International Humanitarian Law Treaty-Making
    • B. International Human Rights Treaty-Making
    • C. International Criminal Law And State Responsibility
    • Conclusions
  • NGOs And Multilateral Diplomatic Conferences (213-252)   (302K)
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    • A. International Environmental Law
    • B. Climate Change Regime
    • C. International Human Security Law
    • D. International Criminal Law
    • E. United Nations Reformand Multi-Sectoral Conferences
    • Conclusions
  • Institutional Law Making (253-334)   (591K)
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    • A. GCS In United Nations Organs And New Subsidiary Bodies
    • B. UN Specialised Agencies
    • C. UN Programmes, Funds And UN-Related Institutions
    • D. Multilateral Environmental Agreements: 'Autonomous' Lawmaking Regimes
    • E. Regional Institutions
    • Conclusions
  • GCS And Adjudicatory Decisions (335-388)   (405K)
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    • A. International Courts And Tribunals—General Jurisdiction
    • B. International Criminal Adjudicatory Bodies
    • C. International Human Rights Quasi-Judicial Mechanisms
    • D. Economic Mechanisms
    • E. Environmental Compliance Bodies
    • Conclusions
  • Summary And Conclusions (389-402)   (131K)
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    • A. Re-Conceiving Global Governance, Global Civil Society And International Lawmaking
    • B. GCS Contributions, Legal Effects And Modalities Of State Persuasion
    • C. Effects On Public International Law
  • Table Of Abbreviations (403-413)   (93K)
  • Outline Of Framework Of Global Governance (414-428)   (144K)
  • Selected Studies On Global Civil Society And Global Governance (429-430)   (56K)
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    • Global Civil Society And Non-State Actors
    • Global Governance
  • Cardoso Panel 'Unofficial' Typography (431-433)   (60K)
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    • Background
    • A. State Or Governmental Actors
    • B. Private Business Sector
    • C. Civil Society
    • D. Global Public Opinion
  • Table Of International Humanitarian Law Conventions: Role Of ICRC (434-437)   (57K)
  • Major United Nations Conferences: 1990s (438-444)   (71K)
  • Other Global United Nations Conferences: 1990s (445-445)   (47K)
  • Selected United Nations Conferences 21st Century (446-457)   (98K)
  • Types Of NGOs And Their Acronyms (458-458)   (30K)
  • International Criminal Court: Selected Rules (459-461)   (62K)
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    • Statute Of The International Criminal Court
    • International Criminal Court, Rules Of Procedure And Evidence
    • Rules Of Procedure Of The Assembly Of States Parties
  • NGO Working Group On The Security Council: Texts Analysed (462-463)   (53K)
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    • I. Security Council Resolution 1296 (2000)
  • International Human Rights Treaties And Treaty Bodies (464-467)   (60K)
  • Miscellaneous Treaty Provisions (468-469)   (50K)
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    • Covenant Of The League Of Nations, Article 25:
    • United Nations Charter, Article 1(2)–(4):
    • United Nations Charter, Article 2(1):
    • United Nations Charter, Article 71:
    • Statute Of The International Court Of Justice, Article Art. 38(1):
    • United Nations Declaration On Human Rights, Article 5:
    • International Covenant On Civil And Political Rights, Article 7:
    • Stockholm Declaration, Principle 1:
  • Statement By Sir Hersch Lauterpacht (470-470)   (45K)
  • Bibliography (471-584)   (909K)
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    • Books, Articles And Reports
    • Table Of Cases
    • Treaties And Other Instruments
    • News, Press Releases, Magazine Articles, Speeches, Etc
    • Websites
  • Index (585-615)   (246K)