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245 04 The practice of international and national courts and the
(de- )fragmentation of international law /|cedited by Ole
Kristian Fauchald and André Nollkaemper.
246 3 Practice of international and national courts and the
defragmentation of international law
246 30 International and national courts and the (de)-
fragmentation of international law
264 1 Oxford ;|aPortland, Or. :|bHart,|c2012.
300 1 online resource (xiii, 367 pages).
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490 1 Studies in international law ;|vv. 40
504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 00 |tOne law to rule them all : should international courts
be viewed as guardians of procedural order and legal
uniformity? /|rYuval Shany --|tCustomary rules of
interpretation in the practice of WTO dispute settlement
bodies /|rLukasz Gruszczynski --|tIMF-WTO interaction :
institutional, jurisdictional and procedural aspects /
|rClaus D. Zimmermann --|tSources of law and arbitral
interpretations of pari materia investment protection
rules /|rMartins Paparinskis --|tECHR and its normative
environment : difficulties arising from a regional human
rights court's approach to systemic integration /|rRagnar
Nordeide --|tSystemic integration of international law by
domestic courts : domestic judges as architects of the
consistency of the international legal order /|rJean
d'Aspremont --|tLegal integration through judicial
dialogue /|rTor-Inge Harbo --|tJudicial dialogue in multi-
level governance : the impact of the Solange argument /
|rAntonios Tzanakopoulos --|tFlux and fragmentation in the
international law of state jurisdiction : the synecdochal
example of Canada's domestic court conflicts over
accountability for international human rights violations /
|rRobert J. Currie and Hugh M. Kindred --|tImmunities and
human rights : dissecting the dialogue in national and
international courts /|rPhilippa Webb --|tTransjudicial
dialogue and consistency in human rights jurisprudence : a
case study on diplomatic assurances against torture /
|rAristoteles Constantinides --|tRacial discrimination in
Japan : unity, diversity and international law /|rTimothy
Webster --|tSubtle but enduring : the role of domestic
courts in the shaping of international economic law
through proper interpretation of domestic law : the WTO
agreement before Swiss courts /|rAndreas R. Ziegler.
520 In recent decades there has been a considerable growth in
the activities of international tribunals and the
establishment of new tribunals. Furthermore, supervisory
bodies established to control compliance with treaty
obligations have adopted decisions in an increasing number
of cases. National courts further add to the practice of
adjudication of claims based on international law. While
this increasing practice of courts and supervisory bodies
strengthens the adjudicatory process in international law,
it also poses challenges to the unity of international
law. Most of these courts operate wi.
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776 08 |iPrint version:|tPractice of international and national
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