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Role of international courts / Carl Baudenbacher, Erhard Busek (eds.).

Contributor(s): Material type: TextLanguage: Eng Publication details: [Germany?] : German Law Publishers, 2008.Description: vii, 316 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9783866530621
  • 3866530625
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 341.552 22
LOC classification:
  • KZ6250  .R65
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Contents:
From diplomacy to judging in international law -- Legitimacy of international court rulings -- From trade diplomacy to judging in international trade law -- Diplomacy, arbitration, and international courts -- The WTO appellate body -- Access to international courts -- Access for private parties to the EU courts -- Private appeals to WTO law: and update -- European Court of Human Rights -- Methods of interpretation, judicial dialogue -- Methods of interpretation by the appellate body of the WTO -- The European Court of Justice -- Appearance and criticism of judgments -- Acceptance and criticism of international court's rulings Judicial activism and judicial restraint -- L'Europe des Juges, recent criticism of ECHR and ECJ judgments: the American debate on judicial activism versus judicial restraint -- The United States courts.
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From diplomacy to judging in international law -- Legitimacy of international court rulings -- From trade diplomacy to judging in international trade law -- Diplomacy, arbitration, and international courts -- The WTO appellate body -- Access to international courts -- Access for private parties to the EU courts -- Private appeals to WTO law: and update -- European Court of Human Rights -- Methods of interpretation, judicial dialogue -- Methods of interpretation by the appellate body of the WTO -- The European Court of Justice -- Appearance and criticism of judgments -- Acceptance and criticism of international court's rulings Judicial activism and judicial restraint -- L'Europe des Juges, recent criticism of ECHR and ECJ judgments: the American debate on judicial activism versus judicial restraint -- The United States courts.

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