451 results on '"d'Aspremont, Jean"'
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2. Preliminary Material
3. Consenting to International Law in Five Moves
4. The experience of edification
5. Introduction: A phenomenological approach to international institutional law
6. The experience of affection
7. The experience of insulation
8. The experience of reconciliation
9. Index
10. Epilogue
11. Bibliography
12. Legal Positivism: International
13. The International Court of Justice as the Master of the Sources
14. The law of statehood as a constellation of hybrids
15. Time Travel in the Law of International Responsibility
16. International Legal Positivism
17. The Custom-Making Moment in Customary International Law
18. Expansionism in International Human Rights Law
19. Fairness and the Quaintness of International Legal Debates in Europe
20. Affects, Emotions and the Cartesian Epistemology of International Law
21. Tradition and International Law: Pre-Discursivity as a Source?
22. 2 Global reform versus regional emancipation
23. 7 Unlearning some common tropes
24. The Literary Performances of the Tipping Point
25. The roles of legitimacy in international legal discourses: Legitimizing law vs legalizing legitimacy
26. A Worldly Law in a Legal World
27. International legal methods: Working for a tragic and cynical routine
28. International Lawyers and Legal Forms
29. The Experiences of International Organizations
30. After Meaning
31. What Was Not Meant to Be: General Principles of Law as a Source of International Law
32. The Control over Knowledge by International Courts and Arbitral Tribunals
33. Fairness and the Quaintness of International Legal Debates in Europe.
34. THE DEMANDING IDEA OF CONSENT TO INTERNATIONAL LAW.
35. The Love for International Organizations
36. Affects, Emotions, and the Cartesian Epistemology of International Law
37. A POSTMODERNIZATION OF CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW FOR THE FIRST WORLD?
38. The Two Cultures of International Criminal Law
39. Global reform versus regional emancipation: the principles on international investment for sustainable development in Africa
40. Unlearning some common tropes
41. Introduction: stories about international organisations, non-State actors, and the formation of customary international law
42. Jus Cogens as a Social Construct Without Pedigree
43. Cyber Operations and International Law : An Interventionist Legal Thought
44. The chivalric pursuit of coherence in international law
45. Statehood and Recognition in International Law: A Post-Colonial Invention
46. Do Non-State Actors Strengthen or Weaken International Law?
47. The General Claims Commission (Mexico/US) and the Invention of International Responsibility
48. Introduction: The life of international law and its concepts
49. Mysteries of extraterritoriality: RJR Nabisco, Inc. v. European Community
50. Concepts for International Law
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