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The award of the 'OSPAR' arbitral tribunal, with a commentary on its contribution to international law by Professor Daniel Bodansky.

As such, the book further considers whether academic authors within HEIs are fairly remunerated for their academic contri- tions by the system of copyright collecting societies;

In every system aimed at trade liberalisation, it is necessary to balance this goal with the protection of (other) values. This book explores this broad idea in the specific context of the EU and WTO rules on non-pecuniary restrictions on the free movement of goods and seeks to establish how to optimally interpret them.

An examination of the institutional and operational mechanisms developed by the EU to manage crises.

The 8th Hague Joint Conference honored the centennial anniversary of The 1907 Hague Conference, which launched the modern era of international humanitarian law.

It focuses on current and emerging threats to global security, identifies some of the most urgent new non-traditional threats and examines whether these can be addressed within the UN Charter framework.

"Principles of International Criminal Law" was first published four years ago and has been well received. at the same time, international criminal law has come increasingly to be implemented and enforced in domestic criminal law.

Under international law States have an obligation to act with due diligence in confronting non-State actors that engage in terrorism. After doing so, the author examines how the due diligence principle operates in the counter-terrorism context by analysing international and regional treaties and Security Council Resolutions.

The authors examine international migration law in detail.

An examination of the legal aspects of the Codex Alimentarius Commission.

Most intrastate peace agreements are implemented inadequately or not at all. The diversity of authors and of the peace processes in which they have been involved ensures a rich, new and important contribution to the understanding of intrastate peace processes.

European Sports Law: Collected Papers 2nd edition contains the collected works (1989-2012) of Stephen Weatherill, Jacques Delors Professor of European Community Law, Somerville College, University of Oxford, United Kingdom, with an extensive introduction on the background and rationale for the selected papers.Stephen Weatherill is a leading academic and author on the subject of European Union law and professional sport. His work is of the highest academic standard and practice-oriented at the same time, which has a strong impact on major court cases and the development of international sports law in general.The updated 2nd edition is a vademecum for those involved with international sport and the challenges European law and sport provide and is an indispensable tool for administrators, managers, researchers, academics, marketers, broadcasters, advisers and practitioners.The book appears in the ASSER International Sports Law Series (ISSN: 1874-6926), under the editorship of Dr. David McArdle, Dr. Ben Van Rompuy and Marco van der Harst LL.M.

Sidorenko analyses and evaluates the state of affairs of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS).

This book considers themes in international law relating to the movement and treatment of non-citizens.

Internet Law and Custom discusses international regulation of the Internet from two perspectives: international conventions and customary law. The last chapter discusses the novel concept of autonomous Internet law, based on customary norms of the Internet community, arbitral and judicial awards, general principles, and more.

Aims to present an evaluation of recent legislative initiatives against unsolicited commercial e-mail ('spam') in the EU.

A number of legal challenges need to be addressed in order to ensure the most efficient deployment of open content licences in Europe and in the Netherlands, not least because most open source licences originate from the US.

Chapter 1 1 Introduction Among the recent positive developments in European Union law with regard to the legal situation of lesbian, gay and bisexual persons, the clear prohibition of discrimination in employment and occupation contained in the Employment Equality Directive is the most important.

National courts play a pivotal role in making EC law a living truth for citizens. However, the capacity of individuals to effectively enforce their Community law rights depends crucially on the correct application of Community law by national courts.

Thus, the CAS goes from strength to strength and has a great future, having, in the words of the Swiss Federal Tribunal in its landmark judgement of 27 May 2003, "built up the trust of the sporting world [and] .

Since the French and Dutch voters rejected the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe, in May and June 2005 respectively, politicians and lawyers have been confronted with the question of how to move forward.

At the beginning of the new millennium, the EU and its neighbours are faced with new challenges that shape their mutual relations.

The first, the principle of non-discrimination, is discussed with regard to the Roma minority in Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria, the Muslim minority in Bulgaria, and in relation to the Benes Decrees affecting the Hungarians and German minority in Slovakia.

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Explores the role of civil society regarding international courts and tribunals and compliance mechanisms especially in the environmental field.

And so it is, too, in our intellectual life: St Sigmund, St Karl, St Jurgen et cetera - Chacun a son Saint... For many, history is still a story of kings, and prime ministers, and generals, and statesmen (and stateswomen).

In June 2004, the Association of the Councils of State and Supreme Administrative Jurisdictions of the European Union organised a two-day colloquium in The Hague, during which the quality of European legislation was discussed by representatives of the 25 Member States of the EU as well as of the Court of Justice for the EC.

After some stops in the 18 th and 19 century the author brings us to the post-World War I society which is as confused and is torn between ideals and despair. Then we make a stop in the post-World War II society when ideals seemingly have made place for trust in power but where we also get a glance of the fragile sapling of human rights law.

In past decades the European Community and the European Union have concluded and become a party to a great number of bilateral and multilateral international agreements.

Their themes include private international law, international litigation, arbitration, uniform law and European legal integration. He was an indispensable member, promoter and leader in the International Law Association and the Hague Conference on Private International Law.