Progress in International Law

Contents......Page 8
Contributors......Page 12
Acknowledgments......Page 32
Foreword: Progress in International Law – José E. Alvarez......Page 36
Progress in International Law - An Explanation of the Project – Russell A. Miller and Rebecca M. Bratspies......Page 42
Part One: Progress in International Law – A Contemporary Assessment......Page 64
Evidence and Promise of Progress: Increased Interdependence, Rights and Responsibilities, Arenas of Interaction, and the Need for More Cooperative Uses of Armed Force – Jordan J. Paust......Page 66
Making Progress in International Institutions and Law – Barry E. Carter......Page 84
Part Two: History and Theory of International Law......Page 102
The Turning Aside. On International Law and Its History – Alexandra Kemmerer......Page 104
The Necessity of International Law Against the A-normativity of Neo-Conservative Thought – Sergio Dellavalle......Page 128
Yom Kippur in Hell: The Empty Life of International Law – Ed Morgan......Page 152
Progress in International Organization: A Constitutionalist Reading – Christian Walter......Page 166
On the Borders of Justice: An Examination and Possible Solution to the Doctrine of  Uti Possidetis – Daniel Luker......Page 184
Part Three: The Sources of International Law and their Application in the United States......Page 204
The Evolving Role of Treaties in International Law – Karin Oellers-Frahm......Page 206
Customary International Law in the 21st Century – Andrew T. Guzman & Timothy L. Meyer......Page 230
Treaties as Domestic Law in the United States – Alex Glashausser......Page 252
The "Unsatisfactory Condition" of Customary International Law in the United States – Julian G. Ku......Page 276
Part Four: International Actors......Page 294
In Quite a State: The Trials and Tribulations of an Old Concept in New Times – Florian Hoffmann......Page 296
Between Incapacity and Indispensability: The United Nations and International Order in the 21st Century – Andreas Paulus......Page 322
Coordination of International Organizations – Intellectual Property Law as an Example: Can There Be Safety in Numbers? – Karen Kaiser......Page 348
Individual Progress in International Law: Considering Amnesty – Leila Nadya Sadat......Page 368
The Challenges of Evaluating NGO "Success" in Cross-Border Rights Initiatives – Monica Schurtman......Page 390
Paradoxes of Personality: Transnational Corporations, Non-Governmental Organizations and Human Rights in International Law – Russell A. Miller......Page 414
Transnational Networks and the International Public Order – Jenia Iontcheva Turner......Page 440
Part Five: International Jurisdiction and International Jurisprudence......Page 464
Progress in International Adjudication: Revisiting Hudson's Assessment of the Future of International Courts – Cesare P. R. Romano......Page 466
The "Precedential Judge Hudson"? Rivers, Oceans, Equity, and International Tribunals – Betsy Baker......Page 484
The Role of Transnational Judicial Dialogue in Shaping Transnational Speech: International Jurisdictional Confl icts in Hate Speech and Defamation Law – Melissa A. Waters......Page 506
Expanding Infl uence: Regional Human Rights Courts and Death Penalty Abolition – Kelly Parker......Page 524
Triumph of Progress: The Embrace of International Commercial Arbitration – Mary A. Bedikian......Page 550
Part Six: The Use of Force and the World's Peace......Page 572
International Security and The Use of Force – Abraham D. Sofaer......Page 574
Reforming the Security Council to Achieve Collective Security – Brian J. Foley......Page 604
Security Multilateralism: Progress and Paradox – Margaret E. McGuinness......Page 624
Legality versus Legitimacy and the Use of Force – Petr Válek......Page 648
The Phantom of the Neo-Global Era: International Law and the Implications of Non-State Terrorism on the Nexus of Self-Defense and the Use of Force – L. Waldron Davis......Page 666
Progress in Enforcing International Law Against Rogue States?: Comparing the 1930s with the Current Age of Nuclear Proliferation – Orde F. Kittrie......Page 684
Complexity in the Law of War – David Kaye......Page 714
Part Seven: Challenge of Protecting the Environment and Human Rights......Page 740
International Organization and the Environment – Stephen C. McCaff rey......Page 742
Recourse to International Human Rights: Challenges to the Traditional Paradigm – Mayo Moran......Page 756
A Right to Frozen Water? The Institutional Spaces for Supranational Climate Change Petitions – Hari M. Osofsky......Page 782
The "Preference for Pollution" and other Fallacies, or Why Free Trade Isn't "Progress" Absent the Harmonization of Environmental Standards – Amy Sinden......Page 804
Enhancing Human Rights Protection through Procedure: Procedural Rights and Guarantees Derived from Substantial Norms in Human Rights Treaties – María Pía Carazo......Page 826
Reconciling the Irreconcilable: Progress Toward Sustainable Development – Rebecca M. Bratspies......Page 846
Incorporating International Human Rights Law in National Constitutions: The South African Experience – Penelope E. Andrews......Page 868
The New World Trading System and China – Li Chen......Page 888
Appendix......Page 910
Address at the Inauguration of the William Edgar Borah Foundation for the Outlawry of War – William E. Borah......Page 912
Progress in International Organization – "Introduction" and "The Measure of Progress in International Organization" [Republication] – Manley O. Hudson......Page 915
Index......Page 920