A period of reckoning: private international law during the time of the League of Nations Tekijä Banu, R

“…Private international law scholars assume this because they generally perceive their field as neutral and apolitical. Public international law scholars are often unaware that the two fields were historically enmeshed in geopolitical debates alongside each other. …”

The ten-year revolution Tekijä D’Alessandra, F

“…In particular, it reviews the process and challenges of setting forth the first comprehensive guidance and set of best practices for civil society documentation with the Public International Law and Policy Group’s ‘Handbook on Civil Society Documentation of Serious Human Rights Violations’. …”

Private international law’s ambivalent humanism Tekijä Banu, R

“…She introduced this figure from Lorimer’s forays into private international law in order to investigate to what extent the attributes of private citizens of the world are restored or refracted through public international law doctrines and theories. But how should private international law re-engage with the private citizens of the world? …”

Ending Violence Against Women In Indonesia: State Policy And Practice Tekijä Abdul Aziz, Zarizana

“…Public international law mandates States to promote protect and fulfil human rights. …”
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The ten-year revolution: civil society documentation in international criminal justice Tekijä D'Alessandra, F

“…In particular, the essay reviews the process and challenges of setting forth the first comprehensive guidance and set of best practices for civil society documentation with the Public International Law and Policy Group’s ‘Handbook on Civil Society Documentation of Serious Human Rights Violations’. …”

Some main aspects of state sovereignty, with special reference to the distinction between external and internal sovereignty Tekijä Dolcetti, A

“…By analysing those claims, in the context of public international law and constitutional law discourse, I demonstrate that two needs in combination, the need for self-determination and the need for autonomy, underpin those claims. …”

The legitimacy of international legal institutions Tekijä Krehoff, B, Bernd Michael Krehoff

“…ILIs operate by creating, interpreting, and applying public international law.</p><p> Despite some striking differences between ILIs and other types of political authority (particularly states), I argue that they all ought to be measured by the same standard of legitimacy, namely the Normal Justification Thesis. …”

Gender-based poverty and CEDAW Tekijä Campbell, M

“…I make the argument, that equality and non-discrimination, two norms that permeate all of CEDAW, can be interpreted to incorporate the harms of gender-based poverty comprehensively into the treaty framework. I use public international law interpretative framework and the Committee's own work to demonstrate that the commitment to eliminating discrimination against women and achieving gender equality in CEDAW necessarily requires State to respect, protect and fulfill the human rights of women in poverty.…”

Above and below the surface: Two models of subnational autonomies in EU law Tekijä Finck, M

“…While the Outsider Model remains attached to the public international law origins of the EU Treaties, the Insider Model captures the reality that not only States and citizens, but also SNAs, are integrated into the EU legal order.…”

Soft law, hard stakes? State commitment to non-binding international instruments and the case of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Tekijä Villeneuve, L

“…In this thesis, incorporating insights from public international law into rationalist IR approaches, I argue that soft law instruments can have important effects over time and bring substantial costs for states to bear. …”

Fawlty powers: one-star service in the English courts Tekijä Dickinson, A

“…In his lifetime, Sir Ian Brownlie made inestimable contributions to learning and practice in the field of public international law. His untimely and unfortunate death kindled litigation that has cast an unedifying light upon the English civil justice system and, in particular, upon the rules applied by the English courts to assert adjudicatory jurisdiction over persons not resident or present at the time of commencement of proceedings. 1 The Supreme Court’s decision in Four Seasons Holdings Inc v Brownlie 2 serves as a beacon signalling the need for reform, if nothing else. …”

Beyond the Carbon Economy: Energy Law in Transition

“…It then provides international and regional legal perspectives, examining public international law, regional legal structures, the responses of international legal bodies, and the role of major international nongovernmental actors. …”

The role of global governance mechanisms to protect the environment for sustainability: A study on Bangladesh perspective Tekijä Mohammad, Noor

“…We need to implement their initiatives strictly including the human rights provisions and the environmental rights at home and abroad under the public international laws for our own sake and existence.…”
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