public international law
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Georgios Anthrakefs / Ανθρακεύς Γεώργιος
The Right to Exploit Offshore Hydrocarbon in the Southeastern Mediterranean in the Light of Public International Law
Studien zum Völker- und Europarecht
«Das Recht zur (effizienten) Nutzung von Offshore-Kohlenwasserstoffen im südöstlichen Mittelmeer im Lichte des Völkerrechts»
Die Originalität dieser Dissertation und ihr Beitrag zur Entwicklung der Rechtswissenschaft begründen sich darin, dass diese Dissertation ausdrücklich ausführt, wie die Literatur seit langer Zeit sich mit dem […]
Jebby Romanus Gonza
Examining the Role of Regional Community Courts in Integration
Case Study of the East African Court of Justice with Lessons from the Court of Justice of the European Union
Schriftenreihe zum internationalen Einheitsrecht und zur Rechtsvergleichung
This book examines roles of regional community courts in economic integration. It traces how regional community courts of the EACJ and the CJEU have sought to attune themselves as institutions that can tackle socio-economic and political challenges hampering integration.
The study is founded on an observation that regional economic […]
Ioana Andreea Tiriteu
The EU Member States` Iraq Policy of 2002-3 at the United Nations Security Council
Schriften zur internationalen Politik
To what extent was the European Union Common Foreign and Security Policy affected by the member states’ approaches to the Iraq disarmament at the United Nations Security Council, and how have the EU states’ positions on the matter impacted on the authority enjoyed by the UNSC? This research topic opens the door to an in-depth analysis of the […]
Prisca Schleiffer Marais
Cross-border Taking of Evidence in Civil and Commercial Matters in Switzerland, South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Nigeria, and Uganda
Schriften zum Zivilprozessrecht
The book investigates the extent to which cross-border taking of evidence in civil and commercial matters in relation to Switzerland, South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Nigeria, and Uganda is allowed. Such evidence-taking is not only governed by the domestic law of the state seeking evidence abroad and that of the state where the relevant means […]