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The Oxford handbook of comparative foreing relations law

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Autores: Curtis A. Bradley (ed. lit.)
Editores: Oxford University Press
Año de publicación: 2019
País: Reino Unido
Idioma: inglés
ISBN: 9780190653330
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Listado de artículos

- Part I. Comparative foreign relations law as a field
  - What is foreing relations law?
    Curtis A. Bradley
    págs. 3-20
  - Five conceptions of the function of foreing relations law
    Campbell McLachlan
    págs. 21-43
  - Foreign relations law: comparison as invention
    Karen Knop
    págs. 45-61
  - A comparative foreing relations law agenda: opportunities and challenges
    Oona A. Hathaway
    págs. 79-96
  - The constitutional allocation of executive and legislative power over foreign relations: a survey
    Jenny S. Martinez
    págs. 97-114
  - Executive power in foreing affairs: the case for inventing a mexican foreign relations law
    Alejandro Rodiles
    págs. 115-132
- Part II. Making treaties and other international agreements
  - Separation of powers, treaty-making, and treaty withdrawal: a global survey
    Pierre-Hugues Verdier, Mila Versteeg
    págs. 135-155
  - International agreements and U.S. foreign relations law: complexity in action
    Jean Galbraith
    págs. 157-171
  - International treaties and the german constitution
    Stefan Kadelbach
    págs. 173-190
  - The current practice of making and applying international agreement in Japan
    Tadaatsu Mori
    págs. 191-204
  - Spanish foreing relations law and the pocess for making treaties and other international agreements
    Carlos Espósito Massicci
    págs. 205-220
  - Incorporation and implementation of treaties in South Korea
    Jaemin Lee
    págs. 221-238
  - Making treaties and other international agreements: The European Union
    Marise Cremona
    págs. 239-256
- Part III. Federalism and foreign affairs
  - Foreing affairs federalism in the United States
    Ernest A. Young
    págs. 259-275
  - Federalism and foreign affairs in Canada
    Charles-Emmanuel Côté
    págs. 277-295
  - Foreign affairs federalism in Switzerland
    Roland Portmann
    págs. 297-313
  - Federalism and foreing affairs in India
    Anamika Asthana, Happymon Jacob
    págs. 315-331
  - Foreign affairs federalism in the European Union
    Robert Schütze
    págs. 333-351
- Part IV. Engaging with, and disengaging from, international institutions
  - Treaty exit and intrabranch conflict at the interface of international and domestic law
    Laurence R. Helfer
    págs. 355-372
  - Constitutionalism and internationalism: U.S. Participation in international institutions
    Paul B. Stephan
    págs. 373-391
  - Engagement and disengagement with international institutions: The U.K. Perspective
    Paul Craig
    págs. 393-410
  - International integration and its counter-limits: a german constitutional perspective
    Andreas Paulus, Jan-Henrik Hinselmann
    págs. 411-430
  - State engagement with treaties: interactions between international and domestic law
    Hanna Woolaver
    págs. 431-446
  - Regional organizations' relations with international institutions: The EU and ASEAN compared
    Joris Larik
    págs. 447-464
- Part V. Domestic application of international law
  - Treaty Self-execution as "Foreign" foreign relations law
    Duncan B. Hollis, Carlos M. Vázquez
    págs. 467-484
  - The domestic application of international law in Canada
    Gib Van Ert
    págs. 501-518
  - International law in Israeli Courts
    Amichai Cohen
    págs. 519-536
  - International law in Japanese Courts
    Hiromichi Matsuda
    págs. 537-547
  - International law in Chinese Courts
    Congyan Cai
    págs. 549-564
  - Domestic application of international law in Latin America
    René Urueña
    págs. 565-581
  - Foreign relations law in the Constitutions and Courts of Commonwealth African Countries
    Ernest Yaw Ako, Richard Frimpong Oppong
    págs. 583-600
  - The application of international law by the Court of Justice of the Eurpean Union
    Mario Mendez
    págs. 601-621
- Part VI. Immunity, comity, and related issues
  - International immunities in U.S. law
    David P. Stewart
    págs. 625-643
  - International immunities in English law
    Philippa Webb
    págs. 645-663
  - South African law on immunities
    Hennie Strydom
    págs. 665-684
  - Jurisdictional immunities, constitutional values, and system closures
    Andrea Bianchi
    págs. 685-699
  - International comity in comparative perspective
    William S. Dodge
    págs. 701-714
  - Crown and foreign acts of state before british Courts: "Rahmatullah", "Belhaj", and the separation of powers
    Eirik Bjorge, Cameron A. Miles
    págs. 715-732
- Part VII. The use of military force
  - Techniques for regulating military force
    Monica Hakimi
    págs. 735-752
  - U.S. war powers and the potential benefits of comparativism
    Curtis A. Bradley
    págs. 753-770
  - The use of military force by the United Kingdom: the evolution of accountability
    Katja Ziegler
    págs. 771-789
  - Military operations abroad under the german basic law
    Anne Peters
    págs. 791-809
  - Using military force and engaging in collective security: the case of France
    Mathias Forteau
    págs. 811-827
  - Decisions in Japan to use military force or participate in multinational peacekeeping operations
    Tadashi Mori
    págs. 829-842

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