Bibliography of Karel Wellens: pages [xvii]-xxii.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preliminary Material / Eva Rieter and Henri de Waele -- Introduction: Evolving Principles of International Law – The Quest for Demarcation / Henri de Waele and Eva Rieter -- The Evolution of International Organisations and International Governance The Relationship between International Organisations and their Member States – Who Pays the Check? / Frans A. Nelissen -- The Extinction of States / Mariano J. Aznar-Gómez -- The Principle of Approximate Treaty Application / Eric Myjer -- Mr Kadi and Mrs Prost: Is the UN Ombudsperson Going to Find Herself between a Rock and a Hard Place? / Laurence Boisson de Chazournes and Pieter Jan Kuijper -- Certain Other Perspectives for a Reform of the United Nations Security Council / Eric Suy -- Converging and Diverging Normative Trends in the International Community Integrating the Fragmented International Public Order: A Theoretical Perspective / Teruo Komori -- The Right to Peace as an Emerging Solidarity Right / Theo van Boven -- The Evolution of Liberté, Égalité and Fraternité in the International Community / Rein Müllerson -- The Sovereigns are Dead, Long Live the Sovereigns – Reflections on State Sovereignty and International Law / André de Hoogh -- Shifting Patterns in International Dispute Settlement Issues of Shared Responsibility before the International Court of Justice / André Nollkaemper -- Boundary Treaties and their Interpretation / Malcolm N. Shaw QC -- The Ambit and Limits of the Advisory Function of the International Court of Justice / Photini Pazartzis -- L’avis de la Cour internationale de Justice concernant la déclaration unilatérale d’indépendance relative au Kosovo: une nouvelle fleur de Lotus? / Pierre Michel Eisemann -- Conclusion: Evolving International Law – Connecting Underlying Trends and Principles / Eva Rieter and Henri de Waele -- Index / Eva Rieter and Henri de Waele.

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This volume offers an overview of several emerging trends and structural patterns in the development of international law, highlighting its evolution over the course of time. While the focus lies on leading principles, these are analysed within a broader context and through various different thematic lenses. Consequently, the chapters at the heart of this book contain comprehensive surveys of a number of specialised topics and particular sub-domains. The result is an original series of reflections, painting a chequered picture of pivotal changes and longitudinal shifts in the global legal community. Evolving Principles of International Law marks the occasion of the retirement of Karel Wellens as the Chair of International Law at Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands, and has contributions by André Nollkaemper, Malcolm Shaw, Rein Müllerson and many others.

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