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This third volume of the series Select Proceedings of the European Society of International Law contains the proceedings of the fourth biennial conference organized by the European Society of International Law and the University of Cambridge in 2010. The title of the conference was "International Law 1989-2010: A Performance Appraisal." The highlights published in Volume 3 cover a wide spectrum of topics in international law.
Foreword v
Helene Ruiz-Fabri
Anne Peters
Foreword vii
Sir Elihu Lauterpacht
Introduction xiii
James Crawford
Sarah Nouwen
PART I 1989-2010: THE WORLD AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
1 International Law 1989-2010: A Performance Appraisal
3(28)
Andrew Hurrell
Comments on Hurrell: The End of Geography?
21(6)
Sir Daniel Bethlehem
Comments on Hurrell
27(4)
Judge Xue Hanqin
2 The Impact of the East-West Divide on International Law: Patterns of Discourse and the Waves of 1989
31(14)
Tibor Varady
3 The End of the Cold War: An Epochal Event in the History of International Law?
45(16)
Randall Lesaffer
4 1989-2010: The Rise and Fall of Democratic Governance in International Law
61(14)
Jean d'Aspremont
5 Persisting and Developing between Hope and Threat: International Law during the Past Two Decades and Beyond
75(6)
Georg Nolte
PART II 1989-2010: LEGALISATION AND LAW-MAKING
6 Less is More: International Law of the 21st Century---Law without Faith
81(8)
Alain Pellet
7 The Process of Legalisation After 1989 and its Contribution to the International Rule of Law
89(14)
Andre Nollkaemper
8 Typologie des Resolutions de l'Onu Creatrices de Droit International General
103(12)
Anne-Thida Norodom
9 Law-making by Scholarship? The Dark Side of 21st Century International Legal `Methodology'
115(12)
Jorg Kammerhofer
10 Judicial Law-making in International Criminal Law: The Legitimacy Conundrum
127(14)
Marjan Ajevski
11 Revisiting Monism's Ethical Dimension
141(14)
George Rodrigo
Bandeira Galindo
12 Domestic Courts as the `Natural Judge' of International Law: A Change in Physiognomy
155(16)
Antonios Tzanakopoulos
PART III 1989-2010: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE STATE
13 Statehood after 1989: `Effectivites' between Legality and Virtuality
171(14)
Anne Peters
14 From the National Border to the National Eleven: A (Partial and Partisan) Appraisal of the State System's Performance since the End of the Cold War
185(14)
Boldizsar Nagy
15 A Comment on Peters and Nagy: The State in Critical Perspective
199(8)
Tarak Barkawi
PART IV 1989-2010: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
16 Paradise Lost? De-formalisation, Control and Trust in International Institutions
207(10)
Jan Klabbers
17 Panels, Mediateurs et Mecanismes Informels de Controle des Activites des Organisations Internationales: Entre Accountability et Responsibility
217(12)
Pierre Klein
18 Compliance with Decisions of International Courts as Indicative of their Effectiveness: A Goal-based Analysis
229(14)
Yuval Shany
19 The Security Council as Dispenser of (or with) International Law
243(14)
Stefan Talmon
20 Systemic Integration and International Investment Law
257(14)
Edward Guntrip
21 Limits of Depoliticisation in Contemporary Investor-State Arbitration
271(14)
Martins Paparinskis
PART V 1989-2010: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE REGIONS
22 La Cooperation Regionale dans le Monde Post-sovietique: Bilans et Perspectives
285(16)
Lucie Delabie
23 Universalisme et Regionalisme en Matiere d'echanges Commerciaux Internationaux
301(10)
Alberta Fabbricotti
24 Co-adaptation in the International Legal Order: The EU and the WTO
311(18)
Geert de Baere
Isabelle van Damme
PART VI 1989-2010: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE CHALLENGES OF 2010
25 Prosecuting Environmental Damage under International Criminal Law
329(10)
Matthew Gillett
26 La Convention d'Århus: `Avancee Majeure du Droit International'?
339(14)
Christine Larssen
27 Two Decades Lost: Reinvigorating the Weak Cousin of WTO Law
353(12)
Michael Waibel
28 The Poverty of Development and the Development of Poverty in International Law
365(12)
Sundhya Pabuja
PART VII APPRAISAL
29 Pouring Away the Sweet Milk of Concord: A Call for Argument and Debate
377(4)
Guglielmo Verdirame
30 Reflections on the Asymmetric Rule of Law in International Relations
381(4)
Jochen von Bernstorff
31 Quelques Reflexions en Guise de Conclusion
385(4)
Anne Lagerwall
32 Post-1989 as a Narrative
389(6)
Thomas Skouteris
33 A Call for Conceptual Clarity
395(6)
Amanda Perreau-Saussine
EPILOGUE: 1989-2010: THE BLACK HOLE
34 Once Upon a Time There Was a Gap...
401
Roger O'Keefe
James Crawford is the Whewell Professor of International Law at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Jesus College. Sarah Nouwen is Mayer Brown Research Fellow in International Law at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Pembroke College.