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The advancement of international law / Charles Leben.

By: Series: Publication details: Oxford : Hart, 2010.Description: xii, 333 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9781841132785
  • 1841132780
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 341 LEB
Contents:
State contracts and their governing law : a reappraisal -- The international responsibility of states based on investment promotion and protection treaties -- The state's normative freedom and the question of indirect expropriation -- Some theoretical reflections on state contracts -- Hans Kelsen and the advancement of international law -- The notion of Civitas Maxima in Kelsen's work -- International courts in an interstate society -- The state within the meaning of international law and the state within the meaning of municipal law (on the theory of the dual personality of the state) -- On the legal nature of the European Communities centralisation/decentralisation of a legal order -- A federation of nation states or a federal state? -- Is there a European approach to human rights?
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State contracts and their governing law : a reappraisal -- The international responsibility of states based on investment promotion and protection treaties -- The state's normative freedom and the question of indirect expropriation -- Some theoretical reflections on state contracts -- Hans Kelsen and the advancement of international law -- The notion of Civitas Maxima in Kelsen's work -- International courts in an interstate society -- The state within the meaning of international law and the state within the meaning of municipal law (on the theory of the dual personality of the state) -- On the legal nature of the European Communities centralisation/decentralisation of a legal order -- A federation of nation states or a federal state? -- Is there a European approach to human rights?