Selected essays on understanding international institutions and the legislative process

CONTENTS:
Preface;
Introduction, Edith Brown Weiss;
Part I. The International Legislative Process:
Introduction;
1, Improving the International Legislative Process;
2. General Law-Making Processes;
3. New Ideas to Help Eliminate Nuclear Weapons: A New Approach to Achieving a CBT;
4. Introduction to ADMINISTRATIVE AND EXPERT MONITORING OF INTERNATIONAL TREATIES 63
Part II. Structure of International Organizations:
Introduction;
5. Thomas Jefferson Conceives an International Örganization;
6. The Role of the U.N. Secretary-General: Some Legal Aspects;
7. The Complexification of the United Nations System;
8. Unions of International Officials: Past, Present and Future;
9. IAEA Safeguards: Sanctions;
10. The Ultimate Expansion of the World Bank;
11. The Establishment of the International Fund for Agricultural Development;
Part III. Dispute Resolution-Tribunals:
Introduction;
12. Enhancing the Advisory Competence of the World Court;
13. Granting International Organizations Jus Standi in the International Court of Justice;
14. Applicability of the Obligation to Arbitrate Under Section 21 of the United Nations Headquarters Agreement of 26 June 1947;
15. Reflections on Reviewing International Law, The International Court of Justice and Nuclear Weapons; 16. Should There Be an International Court to Try Diplomats?;
17. Adjudicating Staff Challenges to Legislative Decisions of International Organizations;
18. The Proliferation of Administrative Tribunals;
Part IV. Maintaining Peace:
Introduction;
19. Creating the Namibian Constitution;
20. The Protection of Human Rights Through the Dayton/Paris Peace Agreement on Bosnia;
21. The Irresistible Force of Self-Determination Meets the Impregnable Fortress of Territorial Integrity: A Cautionary Fairy Tale about Clashes in Kosovo and Elsewhere;
The Legal Writings of Paul C. Szasz;
Index 427.