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How did two radically different legal cultures, those of the Ottomans and the Chinese, gradually acquire a legal architecture analogous to that of Europe? This Paper attempts to answer this question by providing a comparative study in legal history of the rise and demise of extraterritorial consular jurisdiction, utilizing a post-colonial and inter-disciplinary approach to international law. The study reveals that the establishment of consular jurisdiction during the nineteenth century was closely linked to the process of legal ‘modernization’ that affected many Asian and Arab societies. As such, this study contributes to the explanation of the gradual convergence of many non-Western traditional legal cultures with typically continental legal structures. This ePaper provides an in-depth analysis of the origin, further development and termination of this controversial institution of public international law as applied to the Ottoman Empire and China. Mariano Garcia Rubio Prize 2013 in International Law.
International Law --- Law, Politics & Government --- International Law - General --- legal cultures --- culture religion and identity --- dispute settlement
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The question of whether the meaning of terms used in treaties can evolve over time is highly contentious within international law. This book examines how treaties should be interpreted, and how best to marry the intention of the parties to the treaty with the changing socio-political context over time.
Treaties --- International law --- International Law --- Law, Politics & Government --- International Law - General --- Interpretation and construction
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The number of scholars engaging critically with the paradoxes hidden in international law continues to grow. This edited volume features contributions by scholars from around the world, from different generations and with different critical perspectives. It thus reflects the vibrancy of contemporary critical debates cabined in three sub-streams: postrealism, postcolonialism and transnationalism.
International law --- International Law --- Law, Politics & Government --- International Law - General --- Law of nations --- Nations, Law of --- Public international law --- Law
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Qu'un État refuse de ratifier les conventions multilatérales ou qu'il conteste l'ordre international, et l'on parle d'« État déviant », voire d'« État voyou », tels l'Iran, le Venezuela ou la Somalie. Mais quid des États-Unis ou de la Chine qui, par exemple, n'ont pas ratifié le Statut de Rome créant la Cour pénale internationale ? Dans un espace mondial qui tend vers une intégration croissante et une densification des échanges entre États, le nombre de traités internationaux ratifiés permet de mesurer à la fois le degré d'intégration des États et leur marginalisation active ou subie. La déviance des États relève de postures distinctes, qu'il s'agisse d'écarts par rapport aux normes liés à d'importants handicaps structurels empêchant des États pauvres ou isolés d'exister sur la scène internationale, du choix de superpuissances de se positionner au-dessus du système ou encore de la volonté d'États émergents de se placer en outsider face à l'ordre imposé par les puissances dominantes. Un éclairage précieux sur les modalités de la participation des États au système international, sur le rôle des Nations unies, des organisations régionales et des ONG, et une vision nouvelle des relations multilatérales dans un monde post-2001.
International relations --- International organization --- International cooperation --- Globalization --- International Law --- Law, Politics & Government --- International Law - General --- Political aspects
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Recent events in places like Kosovo and Georgia have put the spotlight on the international law of self-determination and secession. However, the definition of these concepts and the conditions for their application are unclear. This book sheds light on the meaning of self-determination and secession, with reference to four key post-Soviet regions.
Self-determination, National --- Secession --- International Law --- Law, Politics & Government --- International Law - General --- Commonwealth of Independent States. --- Sovereignty --- Separatist movements --- National self-determination --- Nationalism --- Nation-state --- Nationalities, Principle of --- CEI --- CIS --- Communauté des Etats indépendants --- Commonwealth States --- Comunità di Stati indipendenti --- Gemeinschaft Unabhängiger Staaten --- GUS (Commonwealth of Independent States) --- Ḥever ha-ʻAmim --- Ḥever ha-Medinot ha-ʻAtsmaʼiyot --- Itsenäisten valtioiden yhteisö --- IVY (Organization) --- Newly Independent States of the Former Soviet Union --- NIS --- SND --- SNG --- Sodruzhestvo nezavisimykh gosudarstv --- Spivdruz︠h︡nistʹ nezalez︠h︡nykh derz︠h︡av --- Strany Sodruzhestva --- Tongnip Kukka Yŏnhap --- Wspólnota Niepodległych Państw --- ZND --- Zajednica nezavisnih država --- Koinopoliteia Anexartētōn Kratōn --- Self-determination, National. --- Secession. --- International law. --- Law of nations --- Nations, Law of --- Public international law --- Law
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