Research Handbook on International Solidarity and the Law (Research Handbooks in International Law series)

Front Matter
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Contents
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1. Introduction: researching international law and international solidarity
2. A right of peoples and individuals to international solidarity? Analyzing its suitability, provenance, character and orientation
3. Peace and solidarity: dilemmas in an age of polarization and decoupling
4. In view of our common humanity: international solidarity and international cooperation in an interdependent world
5. The right to international solidarity and the right to development
6. Solidarity and corruption—the responsibility of foreign investors’ home states
7. International trade solidarity governance split: Bretton Woods solidarity vs Bandung solidarity
8. Solidarity, sustainability and the role of business
9. The globalization of public health and the right to solidarity
10. Climate justice and the right to solidarity
11. Forging solidarity
12. The increasing role of solidarity in the Inter-American system: from founding principle to a legal obligation?
13. Examining the dynamics of Muslim solidarity: a comparison of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the Arab League
14. Solidarity rights as duty and Ubuntu consciousness
15. The African Union two-dimensional solidarity normative agenda: between contestation and cooperation
16. Solidarity in the International Court of Justice: defining “legal interest” in the South-West Africa cases
17. Transformation of the law of the sea into an equitable legal order: international solidarity for ocean commons
18. Legal mechanisms to ensure energy solidarity in international and EU law
19. Solidarity in a digitalised world: the need for a new operating system?
20. Conclusion to the Research Handbook on International Solidarity and the Law
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