Franz Kafka im Dialog mit Pierre Legendre – Rechtserfahrung oder Fenster auf das Chaos

This raises the question of whether lower domestic court judges of developing post-colonial States, themselves not so experienced in determining complex International Law

Because Article 38(1)(d) of the Statute of the International Court of Justice contemplates a significant role for judicial decisions of national courts in identification of rules

To establish the possible cases within the scope of the express black let- ter law, that are the extent of possible legal ontologies, the express legal ontologies of black letter

The arbitral decision, in short, held inter alia: with regard to the money of payment, that the Treaty itself was silent as to leaving this question open for settlement, according to

The absence of legislative-state regulation increases the importance of regulatory texts already published by the work of public and private actors, as well as their effective

The objective of the present Manual is therefore to convey a basic knowledge of, and skills in, the implementation of international human rights law to judges, prosecutors and lawyers

In fact, as Frederic Mégret rightly observed, ‘few causes have marked the modern development of international law as much as the abolition of slavery.’1 The prohibition

Starting from Kelsen’s and Weber’s definition of the State, I argue that the modern State or Sate stricto sensu is a form of political power that is exercised in the form of law