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 Collected Courses of the Xiamen Academy of International Law, Volume 3 (2010)

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-viii)   (100K)
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    • Table Of Contents
  • New Trends Of International Law In The Era Of Globalization (1-80) by Stephan Hobe   (439K)
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    • Biographical Note
    • I. Introduction
    • II. Notion And Problem
    • III. The Era Of Globalization As An Era Of Global Challenges
    • IV. Challenges To Fundamentals Of International Law
    • V. Challenges Of Selected Areas Of International Law
    • VI. Perspectives
  • Tradition Versus Harmonization In The Recent Reforms Of Contract Law (81-154) by Ole Lando   (387K)
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    • Bibliographical Note
    • I. Subject And Plan
    • II. Achieved And Planned Harmonization And Unification. The Prospects Of A Global Code
    • III. Rules Which Exist Or Are Proposed As Uniform Or Harmonized Law
    • Literature
  • Constitutional Functions And Constitutional Problems Of International Economic Law In The 21st Century (155-242) by Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann   (480K)
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    • Biographical Note
    • List Of Abbriviations
    • I. Constitutional Approaches To International Economic Law
    • II. From ‘International Law Among States’ To Economic ‘Integration Law’ And ‘Multilevel Constitutionalism’
    • III. Constitutionalism And The Regulation Of International Markets
  • International Law: A System Of Relationships (243-346) by Malcolm N. Shaw   (534K)
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    • Bibliographical Note
    • Introduction
    • I. The Relationship Between Legality And Legitimacy
    • II. The Relationship Between International Law And Domestic Law: English Law
    • III. The Relationship Between People And Territory
    • IV. The Relationship Between International And Regional Organizations In The Context Of The Use Of Force
    • General Conclusions
  • The International Law Of Watercourses: New Dimensions (347-541) by Patricia Wouters   (1M)
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    • Bibliographical Note
    • Principal Publications
    • Part I. The Changing Dimensions Of International Water Law: Introduction
    • Part II. Legal Analysis: The Analytical Framework
    • Part III. International Watercourses Across Asia: An Overview And Analysis Of Current Legal Regimes
    • Part IV. Future Issues And Challenges
    • Annex I
    • Annex II
    • Bibliography