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 International Law: New Actors, New Concepts - Continuing Dilemmas: Liber Amicorum Boidar Bakoti?

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xiv)   (336K)
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    • Contents
    • Foreword
    • Professor Božidar Bakotić: 'Biographical Note
    • Professor Božidar Bakotić: 'Select Bibliography
  • Preventing Double Jeopardy In National Courts After The International Tribunals Close (1-12) by Mehmet Güney   (128K)
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    • I. The Principles Of Double Jeopardy And Non Bis In Idem
    • II. Non Bis In Idem Before The International Tribunals
    • III. Suggestions On A Possible Residual Mechanism
  • Catholic Theology In Croatian Universities: Between The Constitution And The Treaty — A Policy-Oriented Inquiry (13-40) by Ivan Padjen   (263K)
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    • I. Problems, Standpoint And Focus Of Inquiry
    • II. Basic Public Order Goals
    • III. Clarification Of Public Policies
    • IV. Tendencies In Past Decisions
    • V. Conditions Of Decision
    • VI. Avoidable And Preferable Decisions
    • VII. From Four Hands To A Full Trio
  • The Relationship Between International Law And Internal Law In The Case-Law Of The Slovene Constitutional Court (41-74) by Mirjam Škrk   (299K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. Theories On The Relationship Between International And National Law
    • III. The Application Of International Law In The Slovene Legal Order
    • IV. Constitutional Review Of Treaties
    • V. Conclusion
  • Theory And Practice Of The Application Of International Law In Japan (75-94) by Yozo Yokota   (184K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. Historical Development Of The Modern Japanese Legal System
    • III. Theories On The Application Of International Law In Japan
    • IV. Constitutional Provisions And Theories
    • V. Selected Court Cases
    • VI. Conclusion
  • A Twentieth Century Contribution To International Personality: The International Organisation (95-106) by C.F. Amerasinghe   (116K)
  • Les organisations non gouvernementales sujets de droit international: un problème ouvert (107-124) by Maria Clelia Ciciriello   (181K)
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    • I. Avant-propos
    • II. Les organisations non gouvernementales sur la scène internationale
    • III. La personnalité juridique internationale des organisations non gouvernementales : la doctrine
    • IV. La pratique juridique conventionnelle
    • V. Éléments de conclusion
  • The Role Of International Non-Governmental Organisations (INGOs) In Space Activities And Space Law (125-146) by Davorin Lapaš   (205K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. The Notion Of INGOs
    • III. INGOs And The Committee On The Peaceful Uses Of Outer Space (COPUOS)
    • IV. INGOs’ “Law-Making Capacity” In Space Law
    • V. Concluding Remarks
  • The Free Territory Of Trieste As A Subject Of International Law (147-156) by Budislav Vukas, Jr   (117K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. The 1947 Treaty Of Peace With Italy
    • III. Termination Of The Existence Of The Free Territory Of Trieste
    • IV. Final Remarks
  • Le statut juridique du tribunal international du droit de la mer (157-182) by Joseph Akl   (193K)
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    • I. Statut juridique, privilèges et immunités du Tribunal comme institution internationale
    • II. Privilèges et immunités du Tribunal comme organe judiciaire international
  • A Typology Of Borders (183-220) by Lucius Caflisch   (3M)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. Territory And Borders
    • III. Stability Of Borders
    • IV. “Boundaries” And “Limits”
    • V. “Boundaries” And “Frontiers”
    • VI. Single And Fragmented Borders
    • VII. “Natural” V. “Artificial” Boundaries
    • VIII. Borders And Allocation Lines
    • IX. General Conclusions
  • Some Observations On The Air Transport Of Animals (221-230) by Isabella H.P. Diederiks-Verschoor   (109K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. Animals: Cargo Or Luggage?
    • III. Rules In The United States
    • IV. Concluding Remarks
  • The Progressive Development Of International Space Law By The United Nations And Its Present System (231-250) by Vladimír Kopal   (179K)
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    • I. The Origins Of The Consideration Of Legal Problems Relating To Space Activities In The United Nations
    • II. The Building-Up Of An International Legal Basis For Space Activities And Its Present State
    • III. Discussions On Certain Specific Issues Relating To The Application Of The UN Space Treaties And Their Results
    • IV. The Character Of The Present System Of Space Law
  • L'Institution de zones de protection écologique dans la politique des Etats côtiers de la Méditerranée (251-264) by Umberto Leanza   (146K)
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    • I. La zone économique exclusive et le nouveau rôle de l’Etat côtier dans la protection du milieu marin
    • II. La recherche de solutions fonctionnelles alternatives à la zone économique exclusive dans la protection du milieu marin
    • III. La politique des Pays de la Méditerranée
  • La responsabilité internationale des Etats pour dommages au milieu marin (265-280) by Tafsir Malick Ndiaye   (165K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. Règles applicables
    • III. Régimes de responsabilités
  • Certain Oversights Of The International Tribunal For The Law Of The Sea (ITLOS) And Other Interesting Cases Where Recourse To ITLOS Has Not Taken Place (281-286) by Nicholas M. Poulantzas   (85K)
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  • The Russian Continental Shelf Beyond The 200-Mile Zone In The Arctic Ocean (287-300) by Davorin Rudolf   (156K)
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    • I. Russian Submarines On The North Pole Seabed In 2007
    • II. Outer Limits Of The Continental Shelf
    • III. The Russian Federation Continental Shelf
    • IV. Commission On The Limits Of The Continental Shelf Beyond The 200-Mile Zone
    • V. Enormous Breadths Of The Continental Shelf
  • La convention pour la sauvegarde du patrimoine culturel immatériel (301-318) by Tullio Scovazzi   (163K)
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    • I. Un nouveau traité dans le domaine de la culture
    • II. La définition de patrimoine culturel immatériel
    • III. La mise en oeuvre d’un intérêt général de l’humanité
    • IV. Les deux listes
    • V. Patrimoine culturel immatériel et droits humains
    • VI. La question des droits des communautés autochtones
    • VII. La question des droits de la propriété intellectuelle
    • VIII. Patrimoine culturel immatériel et protection de la nature
    • IX. Autres dangers pour le patrimoine culturel immatériel
  • The Common Heritage Of Mankind And The Protection Of The Underwater Cultural Heritage (319-350) by Trpimir M. Šošić   (290K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. The Origins Of The Common Heritage Of Mankind In International Law
    • III. The Common Heritage Of Mankind And The International Protection Of Cultural Heritage
    • IV. The Common Heritage Of Mankind And Underwater Cultural Heritage
    • V. Conclusion
  • The Vagueness Of The International Rules On The Continental Shelf (351-358) by Budislav Vukas   (99K)
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    • I. The Definition Of The Continental Shelf
    • II. Delimitation Of The Continental Shelf Between States With Opposite Or Adjacent Coasts
    • III. Delimitation Of The Continental Shelf From The Area
    • IV. Final Remarks
  • International Humanitarian Law And Human Rights (359-372) by Elena Andreevska   (134K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II.The Mutual Influence Of Human Rights And Humanitarian Law
    • III. Implementation: Non-Derogable Human Rights And Humanitarian Law
    • IV. Conclusion
  • Some Reflections On The Convergence Of Human Rights Law And International Humanitarian Law (373-390) by Vida Čok   (183K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. Genesis
    • III. Elements Of Convergence
    • IV. In Lieu Of A Conclusion
  • The Human Right To Remain Silent (391-396) by Vojin Dimitrijević   (93K)
  • The Humanisation Of International Courts (397-408) by Zlata Drnas De Clément   (134K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. Humanisation Of The International Court Of Justice
    • III. Humanisation In The Arbitration Court Ad Hoc Of MERCOSUR
    • IV. Humanisation In The International Centre For Settlement Of Investment Disputes (ICSID)
    • V. Final Considerations
  • The Legal Development Of Indigenous Peoples' Rights In Contemporary International Law (409-434) by Mira Lulić   (241K)
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    • I. Introductory Considerations
    • II.The Status Of Indigenous Peoples In The Contemporary World
    • III. Definition Of Indigenous Peoples And The Relationship Between Indigenous Peoples And Minorities
    • IV. Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Under International Law
    • V. Concluding Remarks
  • Does Absolute Still Mean Absolute?—The Saadi v. Italy Judgment Of The European Court Of Human Rights (435-452) by Nina Vajić   (168K)
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    • I. Introductory Remarks
    • II. Terrorism And The Case Law Of The Strasbourg Organs
    • III. The Case Of Saadi V. Italy
    • IV. Conclusions
  • Non-State Actors And International Humanitarian Law: The Status Of Private Military Companies (453-478) by Vesna Crnić-Grotić   (227K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. Status Of PMCs And Their Personnel
    • III. Question Of Responsibility
    • IV. Conclusion
  • The Conference On Disarmament: Its Glorious History, Non-Existent Present And Uncertain Future (479-518) by Toma Galli   (316K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. Historical Background — How The Conference On Disarmament Came Into Being And How It Worked
    • III. Current Situation Within The Conference On Disarmament
    • IV. Conclusion
  • Considérations sur l'application du droit international humanitaire par la Commission arbitrale Erythrée/Ethiopie (519-544) by Robert Kolb   (240K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. L’état du droit coutumier
    • III. Les obligations de prévention dans l’attaque : article 57 du Protocole additionnel I
    • IV. La définition de l’objectif militaire: application de l’article 52, §2, du Protocole additionnel I
    • V. Rapatriement des prisonniers de guerre
    • VI. Varia
    • VII. Conclusion
  • Self-Determination And The Dissolution Of The Socialist Federal Republic Of Yugoslavia: The European Community Phase, And The NATO Armed Intervention (545-558) by Edward McWhinney   (141K)
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    • I. Opening An East-West Dialogue And Exchange During The Cold War
    • II. Yugoslavia’s Rôle In Ending The Cold War
    • III. Breakdown Of The Socialist Federal Republic Of Yugoslavia
    • IV. Canadian Involvement In The Subsequent (Military) Phase Of The Yugoslav Succession
  • Protection of Cultural Property in Non-International Armed Conflict (559-582) by Robert Mrljić   (227K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. Defining Cultural Property
    • III. Development Until The Middle Of The 19th Century; The Lieber Code
    • IV. Hague Conferences, Roerich Pact, International Museum’s Office Draft Convention
    • V. Main Instruments — The Hague Convention For The Protection Of Cultural Property In The Event Of Armed Conflict Of 1954, The First And Second Protocol, The Geneva Conventions And Additional Protocols
    • VI. First And Second Additional Protocols To The Geneva Conventions Of 1949
    • VII. The Second Protocol To The 1954 Convention
    • VIII. ICTY, ICC And The Protection Of Cultural Property In Non-International Armed Conflict
    • IX. Human Rights Law, World Heritage Convention
    • X. Concluding Remarks
  • Neutrality In International Armed Conflicts At Sea (583-594) by Maja Seršić   (125K)
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    • I. Introductory Remarks
    • II. Legal Changes Since 1945
    • III. Neutral Ships, Rights Of Visit And Search
    • IV. The Capture Of Neutral Vessels And Goods
    • V. Concluding Remarks
  • The Law Of Armed Conflict Vis-À-Vis Environment (595-606) by Amado S. Tolentino, Jr   (136K)
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    • I. The Existing Law
    • II. Deficiencies And Current Challenges
    • III. An Emerging New Approach
    • IV. Major Armed Conflicts And The Environment: A Postscript
  • Index (607-614)   (91K)