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The Constitutional Adjudication Mosaic of Latin America
In the past, weak democratic institutions and the prevalence of inter partes, as opposed to erga omnes, effects of judicial decisions, prevented the ...
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This article identifies various duties of cooperation both in political and legal settlement strategies. A general, customary law-based duty of cooperat...
U.S. Bilateral Non-Surrender Agreements and Article 98 of the Statute of the International Criminal Court: An Exercise in the Law of...
This contribution offers a legal analysis of the bilateral non-surrender agreements concluded by the United States in the light of the ICC Statute and general international law. In a first step, the author examines the compatibility o...
"Eating People is Right": Petronius 141 and a ΤΟΠΟΣ
Eumolpus, desperately striving to fend off Crotoniate captatores , stipulates that whoever wishes to benefit under the terms of his will must publicly eat flesh of his dead body. K. Müller notes an allusion here to Herodotus , 3. 99;...
Revisiting the Humanisation of International Law: Limits and Potential
The second argument consists in identifying and highlighting obligations erga omnes (partes) and the principle of due diligence as two 'systemic' tools,...
TRADE COUNTERMEASURES FOR BREACHES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW OUTSIDE THE WTO
This article challenges the widely held view that WTO Members are not permitted to impose trade restrictions on other WTO Members in the form of counter...
Interest to Sue Before the International Court of Justice and the Protection of Collective Values in the Judgment in the "Belgium v...
The Court's ruling on the obligations "erga omnes partes" is also not completely in line with the International Law Commission's Draft Articles on State...
International Legal Hierarchy Revisited – The Status of Obligations Erga Omnes
Increasingly, international legal arguments exploit the peculiar nature of obligations erga omnes. This practice raises questions about the precise lega...
Joannes Rosa and His Commentary on the Academica
Probably as interesting as Castellani's polemic against scepticism — and, apparently, of as little influence — was Joannes Rosa's commentary on the Academica, printed for the first and only time at Frankfurt in 1571.1 Here we have a...
