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A Yokaris and others (eds), Η διεθνής ευθύνη των κρατών - Στα Άρθρα της Επιτροπής Διεθνούς Δικαίου, στη διεθνή νομολογία και βιβλιογραφία (Εκδόσεις Αντ Ν Σάκκουλα 2004) [...]
Abstract: A translation of the ILC Articles on the Responsibility of States for Internationally Wrongful Acts into Greek, along with a collection of relevant case law and bibliography.
ISBN: 960-15-1218-7
A Tzanakopoulos, Ο δεσμευτικός χαρακτήρας των προσωρινών μέτρων που υποδεικνύουν τα διεθνή δικαστήρια (Εκδόσεις Αντ Ν Σάκκουλα 2006) [...]
Abstract: This book deals with the binding force of provisional measures of protection indicated by international courts and tribunals.
ISBN: 960-15-1599-2
D Gunton, M Livermore and A Tzanakopoulos, 'A Global Administrative Law Bibliography' (2005) 68 Law & Contemporary Problems 357
I Papanicolopulu, 'A Response to Milanovic on Extraterritorial Application of Human Treaties: The Significance of International Law Concepts of Jurisdiction ' (2011) EJIL:Talk!
D Akande, 'Act of State Doctrine' in P. Cane (ed), The New Oxford Companion to Law (OUP 2008)
I Papanicolopulu, T Scovazzi and G Francalanci, 'Albania-Greece' in Colson & Smith (eds), International Maritime Boundaries (Martinus Nijhoff Publishers 2011)
J Dill, 'Applying the principle of proportionality in combat operations' (2010) Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict - Policy Briefings
D Akande, 'Are there Limits to the Powers of the Security Council? in Old Questions and New Challenges for the UN Security System' (2007) V Journal of International Law and Policy
D Akande, 'Arrest Warrant Case”; “Pius Nwaoga v. The State' in Cassese, Akande, et al (eds), Oxford Companion to International Criminal Justice (OUP 2009)
A Tzanakopoulos, 'Article 67—Convention of 1969' in O Corten, P Klein (eds), The Vienna Conventions on the Law of Treaties—A Commentary (Oxford University Press 2011) [...]
Commentary to Article 67 of the 1969 VCLT.
ISBN: 978-0-19-954664-0
A Tzanakopoulos, 'Article 68—Convention of 1969' in O Corten, P Klein (eds), The Vienna Conventions on the Law of Treaties—A Commentary (Oxford University Press 2011) [...]
Commentary to Article 68 of the 1969 VCLT.
ISBN: 978-0-19-954664-0
D Sarooshi, 'Aspects of the World Trade Organization’s Telecommunications Regime' (2009) TECHNOLOGY DISPUTES INTERNATIONAL
D Sarooshi, 'Aspects of the World Trade Organization’s Telecommunications Regime' Technology Disputes International 2
D Akande, C. Jalloh and M. du Plessis, 'Assessing the African Union Concerns about Article 16 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court' (2011) 4 African Journal of Legal Studies 5 [...]
This article assesses the African Union’s (AU) concerns about Article 16 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC). It seeks to articulate a clearer picture of the law and politics of deferrals within the context of the AU’s repeated calls to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC, or the Council) to invoke Article 16 to suspend the processes initiated by the ICC against President Omar Al Bashir of Sudan. The UNSC’s failure to accede to the AU request led African States to formally withhold cooperation from the ICC in respect to the arrest and surrender of the Sudanese leader. Given the AU’s continued concerns, and the current impasse, fundamental questions have arisen about the Council’s authority to exercise, or not exercise, its deferral power. This culminated into a November 2009 African proposal for an amendment to the Rome Statute to empower the UN General Assembly to act should the UNSC fail to act on a deferral request after six months. Although ICC States Parties have so far shown limited public support for the AU’s proposed amendment to the deferral provision, this article examines its merits because a failure to engage the “Article 16 problem” could impact international accountability efforts in the Sudan, and further damage the ICC’s credibility in Africa. This unresolved issue also has wider significance given that the matters underlying the tension – how ICC prosecutions may be reconciled with peacemaking initiatives and the role and power of the Council in ICC business – will likely arise in future situations from around the world.
ISBN: 2210-9730
M Paparinskis, 'Barcelona Traction - A Friend of Investment Protection Law' (2008) Baltic Yearbook of International Law 105
CJ Tams and A Tzanakopoulos, 'Barcelona Traction at 40: The ICJ as an Agent of Legal Development' (2010) 23 Leiden Journal of International Law 781 [...]
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S0922156510000361
The article revisits the Barcelona Traction judgment of the International Court of Justice, rendered forty years ago. It evaluates the lasting influence of the Court's pronouncements on the nationality of corporations and on obligations erga omnes, and uses the case to illustrate the Court's role as an influential agent of legal development. In this respect, it identifies a number of factors that can help to explain under which circumstances judicial pronouncements are likely to shape the law.
ISBN: 0922-1565
M Paparinskis, Basic Documents on International Investment Protection (Hart Publishing 2012)
A V Lowe and with S.A.G. Talmon, Basic Documents on the Law of the Sea: The Legal Order of the Oceans (Hart Publishing 2009) [...]
This compendium of documents brings together, for the first time in an affordable format, the essential documents needed to gain a thorough knowledge of the laws of the sea. There has been a long felt need for such a collection to provide students, scholars and practitioners with a working library of the key materials. This collection integrates documents of the International Maritime Organisation (which are not available anywhere on the web in consolidated form), of regional fisheries organizations, security related documents, treaties concerning resource exploitation, environmental protection measures and much more, into the framework created by the Law of the Sea Convention. The book is aimed at teachers and practitioners in the area and can be used as a class room companion for law of the sea courses.
ISBN: 1841138231/97818411
K S Ziegler, 'Book review: Gerald Schmitz, Tibet und das Selbstbestimmungsrecht der Völker, Berlin 1998' (1999) Juristische Rundschau 482
K S Ziegler, 'Bookreview: Christian Scherer-Leydecker, Minderheiten und sonstige ethnische Gruppen. Eine Studie zur kulturellen Identität im Völkerrecht, Berlin 1997' (1998) Europa Ethnica 176
G S Goodwin-Gill, Sir Ian Brownlie CBE QC and Guy S. Goodwin-Gill (eds), Brownlie\'s Documents on Human Rights (Oxford: Oxford University Press 2010) [...]
An extensive updated collection of key documents covering all elements of the subject, plus commentary and bibliographic annotation. Organized by reference to UN instruments, UN sponsored conventions, ILO, UNESCO, and regional instruments.
ISBN: 978-0-19-956404-0
A Tzanakopoulos, 'Chapter VII Measures (UN Charter) (with regard to International Tribunals)' in A Cassese (ed), The Oxford Companion to International Criminal Justice (Oxford University Press 2009)
D Akande, 'Civil Remedies for International Crimes' in Cassese, Akande, et al. (eds), Oxford Companion to International Criminal Justice (OUP 2009)
D Akande, 'Classification of Armed Conflicts: Relevant Legal Concepts' in Wilmshurst (ed), International Law and the Classification of Conflicts (OUP 2012) [...]
International humanitarian law governs the conduct of participants in an armed conflict. In order to determine whether it applies to situations of violence it is necessary to assess first of all whether the situation amounts to an ‘armed conflict’. However, international humanitarian law does not recognize a unitary concept of armed conflict but, rather, recognizes two types of armed conflicts: international and non-international. This chapter examines the history of the distinction between these two categories of armed conflict, the consequences of the distinction and whether it still has validity. The chapter then discusses legal concepts relevant to the two categories, including the differences between a non-international conflict and other violence, extraterritorial hostilities by one State against a non-state armed group and conflicts in which multinational forces are engaged. All these concepts are relevant to the understanding of the case studies which are the focus of the rest of the book.
ISBN: 978-0-19-965775-9
