Justice in International Law: Selected WritingsCambridge University Press, 9 giu 1994 - 630 pagine Judge Stephen M. Schwebel has been a highly respected member of the International Court of Justice since 1981. Since 1947 he has written more than 100 articles, commentaries and book reviews in legal and other periodicals and in the press. This volume brings together 36 of his legal articles and commentaries of continuing interest. The first part of the book examines the performance and capacity of the International Court of Justice, the second with aspects of international arbitration, and the third part looks at problems of the United Nations, especially the authority of the Secretary-General, the character of the Secretariat and financial apportionment. Part IV. deals with questions of international contracts and taking foreign property interests, while the fifth part considers the development of international law, and in particular the central problem of the unlawful use of force.--Publisher description. |
Sommario
Was the Capacity to Request an Advisory Opinion Wider in | 3 |
Authorizing the SecretaryGeneral of the United Nations to Request | 72 |
Preliminary Rulings by the International Court of Justice at | 85 |
Chambers of the International Court of Justice Formed for Particular | 93 |
Three Cases of FactFinding by the International Court of Justice | 125 |
Indirect Aggression in the International Court | 140 |
Human Rights in the World Court | 146 |
Arbitration and the Exhaustion of Local Remedies with J Gillis | 171 |
The United States Assaults the ILO | 364 |
Goldberg Variations | 372 |
Report of the Committee on Nationalization of Property of | 385 |
The Story of the United Nations Declaration on Permanent | 401 |
Speculations on Specific Performance of a Contract between a State | 416 |
On Whether the Breach by a State of a Contract With an Alien is | 425 |
Some LittleKnown Cases on Concessions with J Gillis Wetter | 436 |
Commentary on Social Discipline and the Multinational Enterprise | 489 |
Arbitration and the Exhaustion of Local Remedies Revisited | 191 |
The Majority Vote of an International Arbitral Tribunal | 213 |
InterState Disputes | 223 |
The Origins and Development of Article 99 of the Charter | 233 |
The International Character of the Secretariat of the United Nations | 248 |
SecretaryGeneral and Secretariat | 297 |
A United Nations Guard and a United Nations Legion | 308 |
MiniStates and a More Effective United Nations | 326 |
Memorandum | 333 |
The Legal Effect of Resolutions and Codes of Conduct of the United | 499 |
The United Nations and the Challenge of a Changing International | 514 |
What Weight to Conquest? | 521 |
Aggression Intervention and SelfDefense in Modern International | 530 |
Address and Commentary | 593 |
Government Legal Advising in the Field of Foreign Affairs | 608 |
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