Duality of responsibility in international law by Lekkas, S-I

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Unilateral coercive measures and international law by Miron, A, Tzanakopoulos, A

“…While the international framework for the use of sanctions through the United Nations Security Council is clearly provided for in customary international law, the trend in the application of unilateral restrictive measures is less clear in terms of its legality. …”

Introduction: Domestic Courts as Agents of Development of International Law by Tzanakopoulos, A, Tams, C

“…This introductory paper to the symposium hosted by the Leiden Journal of International Law, and edited by the authors, dealswith the function of domestic courts as agents for the development of international law. …”

The identification of unilateral economic coercion under the principle of non-intervention by Cao, Y

Subjects: “…Sanctions (International law)…”

The master's tools and the master's house: Marxist insights for international law by Tzanakopoulos, A

“…This is also the predicament faced by any Marxist approach to (international) law. This chapter traces the impact of Marxist thought on international law by focusing on structural aspects of international law: the structure of the (international) legal relation, aka ‘the legal form’; the content of the legal relation with particular emphasis on interpretation; and the justification of the legal relation through ideology. …”

Comparative law in international investment law by Shao, X

Subjects: “…International law…”

Jurisdictional countermeasures: The use of jurisdiction and immunity for the implementation of international responsibility by Franchini, D

Subjects: “…International law…”

States' prescriptive jurisdiction and the 'police powers doctrine' by Musto, C

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Interaction of treaty and custom in the concept of offshore archipelagos by Redgwell, C, Tzanakopoulos, A

“…This article discusses whether claims to close off the waters of ‘offshore archipelagos' by non-archipelagic States are consistent with international law against the background of this perennial issue. …”

La Russie et le Conseil de sécurité : les trois époques de la pratique (Russia and the Security Council: Three Epochs of Practice) by Tzanakopoulos, A

United nations sanctions in domestic courts: From interpretation to defiance in abdelrazik v. Canada by Tzanakopoulos, A

“…But at the same time it offers an important - if implicit - justification for that breach under international law. © Oxford University Press, 2010.…”

Barcelona Traction at 40: The ICJ as an agent of legal development by Tams, C, Tzanakopoulos, A

“…Copyright © Foundation of the Leiden Journal of International Law 2010.…”

The Kosovo crisis - 1999 by Franchini, D, Hofer, A, Tzanakopoulos, A

“…Finally, it discusses the precedential value of the intervention, especially in view of claims of the existence or emergence of a rule or principle of international law permitting the unilateral use of force in response to humanitarian crises. …”

North Sea continental shelf (Federal Republic of Germany v Netherlands; Federal Republic of Germany v Denmark) (1969) by Panagis, N, Tzanakopoulos, A

“…After setting out the background to the dispute and the judgment of the Court, it focuses on the Court's discussion of the sources of international law and their relationship, as well as on the definition and the rules for the delimitation of the continental shelf. …”