Nordic cosmopolitanism : essays in international law for Martti Koskenniemi
These essays provide a wide-ranging overview of the state of Nordic international legal scholarship. In addition to the more theoretical discussions, they engage with a variety of contemporary debates, such as the war on terrorism and the postion of human rights in the EU.
vi, 531 pages 25 cm.
9789004136168, 9004136169
1088493248
Editors: Introduction, Inger Österdahl: The Surprising Originality of the African Charter on Human Rights and People’s Rights, Pål Wrange: The Prince and the Discourse: Commenting and Advising on International Law, Martin Scheinin: Capital Punishment and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: Some Issues of Interpretation in the Practice of the Human Rights Committee, Holger Rotkirch: A Peace Institute on the War-Path: The Application of the Treaty on Open Skies to the Neutralized and Demilitarized Åland Islands and the Powers of the Åland Autonomy, Allan Rosas: Construing International Law and Order, Jarna Petman: The Problem of Evil and International Law, Merja Pentikäinen: The Right to Speak for the Women’s Cause: May Also Women Participate? The Case of the Holy See in the UN, Esa Paasivirta: Human Rights, Diplomacy and Sanctions: Aspects to ‘Human Rights Clauses’ in the External Agreements of the European Union, Tuomas Ojanen: The times they are a-changin’ — the Reaction of European Courts and National Courts, Gregor Noll: Force, Partisanship, Dislocation: An Essay on International Law in the State of the Exceptional, Rein Müllerson: International Law Between Anarchy and Hegemony, Timo Makkonen: Between Anti-Essentialism and Anti-Everything — Is There Anything? On Critique, Cross-Disciplinarity and Culture, Päivi Leino: When Every Picture Tells a Story: The European Court of Justice and the Jigsaw Puzzle of External Human Rights Competence, Marja Lehto: Terrorism in International Law — an Empty Box or Pandora’s Box?, Tuomas Kuokkanen: Putting Gentle Pressure on Parties: Recent Trends in the Practice of the Implementation Committee under the Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution, Erkki Kourula: Questions and Observations Relating to the International Criminal Court, Timo Koivurova: What Is the Principle of Due Diligence?, Jan Klabbers: (I Can't Get No) Recognition: Subjects Doctrine and the Emergence of Non-State Actors, Päivi Kaukoranta: Negotiations of the Treaty on Open Skies Revisited: Finnish Features, Marie Jacobsson: Maritime Security: an Individual or a Collective Responsibility?, Joni Heliskosk: Fundamental Rights versus Economic Freedoms in the European Union: Which Paradigm?, Lauri Hannikainen: The World after 11 September 2001: Is the Prohibition of the Use of Force Disintegrating?, Rolf Einar Fife: The Duty to Render Assistance at Sea: Some Reflections after Tampa, Ove Bring: Dag Hammarskjöld and the Issue of Humanitarian Intervention, Index, Cases.
Editors: Introduction -- The Surprising Originality of the African Charter on Human Rights and Peoples' Rights / Inger Osterdahl -- The Prince and the Discourse: Commenting and Advising on International Law / Pal Wrange -- Capital Punishment and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: Some Issues of Interpretation in the Practice of the Human Rights Committee / Martin Scheinin -- A Peace Institute on the War-Path: The Application of the Treaty on Open Skies to the Neutralized and Demilitarized Aland Islands and the Powers of the Aland Autonomy / Holger Rotkirch -- Construing International Law and Order / Allan Rosas -- The Problem of Evil and International Law / Jarna Petman -- The Right to Speak for the Women's Cause: May Also Women Participate? The Case of the Holy See in the UN / Merja Pentikanen -- Human Rights, Diplomacy and Sanctions: Aspects to H̀uman Rights Clauses' in the External Agreements of the European Union / Esa Paasivirta -- The times they are a-changin' --- the Reaction of European Courts and National Courts / Tuomas Ojanen -- Force, Partisanship, Dislocation: An Essay on International Law in the State of the Exceptional / Gregor Noll -- International Law Between Anarchy and Hegemony / Rein Mullerson -- Between Anti-Essentialism and Anti-Everything -- Is There Anything? On Critique, Cross-Disciplinarity and Culture / Timo Makkonen -- When Every Picture Tells a Story: The European Court of Justice and the Jigsaw Puzzle of External Human Rights Competence / Paivi Leino -- Terrorism in International Law --- an Empty Box or Pandora's Box? / Marja Lehto -- Putting Gentle Pressure on Parties: Recent Trends in the Practice of the Implementation Committee under the Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution / Tuomas Kuokkanen -- Questions and Observations Relating to the International Criminal Court / Erkki Kourula -- What Is the Principle of Due Diligence? / Timo Koivurova -- (I Can't Get No) Recognition: Subjects Doctrine and the Emergence of Non-State Actors / Jan Klabbers -- Negotiation of the Treaty on Open Skies Revisited: Finnish Features / Paivi Kaukoranta -- Maritime Security: an Individual or a Collective Responsibility? / Marie Jacobsson -- Fundamental Rights versus Economic Freedoms in the European Union: Which Paradigm? / Joni Heliskoski -- The World after 11 September 2001: Is the Prohibition of the Use of Force Disintegrating? / Lauri Hannikainen -- The Duty to Render Assistance at Sea: Some Reflections after Tampa / Rolf Einar Fife -- Dag Hammarskjold and the Issue of Humanitarian Intervention / Ove Bring -- Index -- Cases