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International Air Law and ICAO / Druk 3
2016 || Hardcover || Michael Milde || Eleven international publishing
This is the third edition of the acclaimed International Air Law and ICAO, first published in 2008. The book has been fully updated to take the latest developments into account. Specialized legal literature dealing with different aspects of international air law is rare, the developments often overtake the existing writings and there is a continuous need not only for updating but also for future-oriented thinking. There is a practical need for a compact but exhaustive and easily comprehensibl...
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The CAM/CCBC Arbitration Rules 2012: A Commentary
2016 || Hardcover || Frederico José Straube e.a. || Eleven international publishing
The prominent role of the Center for Arbitration and Mediation of the Chamber of Commerce Brazil-Canada in the context of international commercial arbitration in Brazil is already well established, but its recognition will be enhanced by the fact that it will serve as the relevant set of rules to be applied in the 2017 edition of the Vis Moot Competition. The present commentary provides a detailed road map of the international arbitral process as contemplated from a Brazilian perspective and ...
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Corporate Religious Freedom and the Rights of Others
Calibrating Human Rights in Times of Pluralist Dilemmas
|| Paperback || Jeroen Temperman || Eleven international publishing
In pluralist societies, corporate religious freedom might confl ict with other fundamental rights. Corporate piety might collide with LGBT rights, notably when a company’s management does not accept, either as em ployees or clients, individuals whom it believes to have ‘sinful’ sexual orientations. Secular companies may want to keep religion out of the workplace altogether, thus affecting individual religious freedom of employees.
In this contribution, Jeroen Temperman engages with such...
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The “Private” in Private International Law
|| Paperback || Symeon C. Symeonides || Eleven international publishing
The adjective “private” in Private International Law (PIL) distinguishes PIL from its public international sibling but also confines its scope to horizontal disputes between parties otherthan states acting as such. But does this mean thatthese disputes implicate only the interests ofthe immediate parties and not the interests of the states involved in the conflict? The classical and still prevailing view of PIL answers this question in the affirmative. A contrary view, usually associated ...
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Japan in Space
National Architecture, Policy, Legislation and Business in the 21st Century
2021 || Hardcover || Masataka Ogasawara e.a. || Eleven international publishing
This book provides a comprehensive account of Japan’s space program, including the history of its space organizations, laws, and policies. The two main laws covering space activities are the Act on Launching of Spacecraft, etc. and Control of Spacecraft, and the Act on Ensuring Appropriate Handling of Satellite Remote Sensing Data, both of which are discussed in detail. Also closely examined is the 2020 Basic Plan on Space Policy, which deals with the broad policy goals and specific program...
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Independence and Impartiality in International Commercial Arbitration
An Analysis with Comparative References to English, French, German, Swiss, and United States Law
2021 || Hardcover || Ilka Hanna Beimel || Eleven international publishing
Independence and impartiality are key to any judicial process. The dualistic nature of arbitration, i.e., being judicial and contractual, raises the question of how to set the standard of independence and impartiality in arbitration. On the one hand, arbitrators are decision makers similar to judges. On the other hand, they solve disputes outside the courtroom and are (often) appointed by the parties due to their individual expertise.
Against this backdrop, this book analyses the state of pla...
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International Air Transportation Association
Structure and Legitimacy of its Quasi International Regulatory Power
2020 || Hardcover || Lasantha Hettiariachchi || Eleven international publishing
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European integration through member states’ constitutional identity in EU law
2019 || Paperback || Dimitris Liakopoulos || Maklu, Uitgever
The present research aims to verify the nature and extent of the identity clause
and to establish the role that art. 4, par. 2 TEU is called to perform in the management of the aforementioned conflicts. More specifically, it is of interest to verify whether the law has its own autonomy, what consequences may result
its being violated in the light of CEU jurisprudence and what added value could
have a consistent use of the identity clause in the context of the management
of inter-order conflic...
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Connection in a Divided World: Rethinking ‘Community’ in International Law
Ninth Annual T.M.C. Asser Lecture
2024 || Paperback || Fleur Johns || T.M.C. Asser Press
Fleur Johns on her lecture 'Connection in a Divided World: Rethinking ‘Community’ in International Law':
“The concept of ‘community’ (as in the ‘international community’ or the ‘community of nations’) has been a cornerstone of international law, sometimes aiding the articulation and promotion of public interests. For example, recent attempts to forge international agreement on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response have been spurred by governments acknowledging ‘th...
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The ‘Strategy’ in Strategic Litigation
The Why and How of Strategic Litigation by Civil Society Organizations in the Field of Asylum Law in Europe
2024 || Paperback || Kris van der Pas || Europa Law Publishing
This book gives insight into why and how Civil Society Organizations (CSO) pursue strategic litigation in the fi eld of asylum law in Europe. Increasingly, CSOs turn to the courts to create change beyond the individual. They use judicial procedures to create social, political and/or legal impact. This is very pertinent in the field of asylum law, where refugees and asylum seekers lack access to justice. CSOs, therefore, step in. But why and how do they do so?
In this book, several case studie...