International Judicial Legitimacy

Prof. Dr. Hélène Ruiz Fabri; Ass. Prof. André Nunes Chaib; Prof. Dr. Ingo Venzke; Prof. Dr. Armin von Bogdandy

doi:10.5771/9783748908661

Zusammenfassung

Armin von Bogdandy und Ingo Venzke stellten mit “In Whose Name?” bereits 2014 die grundsätzliche Frage nach der Legitimität internationaler Gerichtshöfe. Der vorliegende Band führt die Debatte weiter: Woraus schöpfen internationale Organisationen und Gerichte ihre Legitimität und wie tragen sie zur Demokratisierung des Völkerrechts bei? Wie steht es um die demokratische Legitimität internationaler Menschenrechtsgerichtshöfe? Der Band bietet eine breite Diskussion zu aktuellen Fragen des internationalen Rechts.

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Copyrightjahr: 2020
Erscheinungsdatum: 09.07.2020
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-6762-5
ISBN-Online: 978-3-7489-0866-1
Verlag: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Reihe: Studies of the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European and Regulatory Procedural Law
Band: 20
Sprache: Englisch
Seiten: 300
Produkttyp: Sammelband

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KapitelSeiten

Titelei/InhaltsverzeichnisSeiten 1 - 8 Download Kapitel (PDF)
Prof. Hélène Ruiz Fabri, Dr André Nunes Chaib Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. The central issues at stakeProf. Hélène Ruiz Fabri, Dr André Nunes Chaib
2. The structure of the bookProf. Hélène Ruiz Fabri, Dr André Nunes Chaib
Alain Zamaria Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. IntroductionAlain Zamaria
2. Alain Zamaria
  1. Alain Zamaria
    1. From Analogy to Utopia?Alain Zamaria
    2. The Legitimacy of International InstitutionsAlain Zamaria
  2. Alain Zamaria
    1. A European AgendaAlain Zamaria
  3. Alain Zamaria
    1. An unachievable common project?Alain Zamaria
3. Alain Zamaria
  1. A. Constitutionalist approachesAlain Zamaria
  2. Alain Zamaria
    1. The global administrative law projectAlain Zamaria
    2. The public law theory and global projectsAlain Zamaria
4. Alain Zamaria
  1. Alain Zamaria
    1. Non-identified political objectsAlain Zamaria
    2. The rise of the unelectedAlain Zamaria
    3. Regulatory agencies in EuropeAlain Zamaria
    4. Regulatory agencies in the USAlain Zamaria
  2. Alain Zamaria
    1. The output legitimacy of regulatory agenciesAlain Zamaria
    2. The delegation of public authorityAlain Zamaria
    3. The independence of non-majoritarian institutionsAlain Zamaria
    4. Procedural accountability: the road to input legitimacyAlain Zamaria
    5. Legitimacy through impartiality and transparencyAlain Zamaria
    6. Democratic legitimacy beyond the stateAlain Zamaria
    7. ConclusionAlain Zamaria
Aida Torres Pérez Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. I. IntroductionAida Torres Pérez
2. Aida Torres Pérez
  1. Aida Torres Pérez
    1. 1. The origin and the design of ICsAida Torres Pérez
    2. 2. Compulsory jurisdictionAida Torres Pérez
    3. 3. Enforcement and complianceAida Torres Pérez
  2. B. The Isolation and Diversity of ICsAida Torres Pérez
  3. C. Separation of PowersAida Torres Pérez
3. Aida Torres Pérez
  1. A. Why Interdependence?Aida Torres Pérez
  2. Aida Torres Pérez
    1. 1. State governmentsAida Torres Pérez
    2. 2. International political institutionsAida Torres Pérez
    3. 3. Domestic courtsAida Torres Pérez
    4. 4. International courtsAida Torres Pérez
4. IV. Concluding remarksAida Torres Pérez
Parvathi Menon Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. I. IntroductionParvathi Menon
2. Parvathi Menon
  1. A. Democratic Inclusion and ExclusionParvathi Menon
  2. B. Who is the Fairest of Them All? The Legitimating Force of Impartiality and IndependenceParvathi Menon
3. III. Conclusion: The Road to Inequality is Paved with Democratic IntentionsParvathi Menon
Lorenzo Gasbarri Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. I. IntroductionLorenzo Gasbarri
2. II. The MotivationLorenzo Gasbarri
3. III. The Fabula and the SyuzhetLorenzo Gasbarri
4. IV. The HeroLorenzo Gasbarri
5. V. The VoiceLorenzo Gasbarri
6. VI. The ThemeLorenzo Gasbarri
7. VII. ConclusionLorenzo Gasbarri
André Nunes Chaib Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. I. IntroductionAndré Nunes Chaib
2. II. Conceptualizing Authority for International InstitutionsAndré Nunes Chaib
3. III. Democracy as Public Value for International InstitutionsAndré Nunes Chaib
4. André Nunes Chaib
  1. A. The Potential for International Institutions to Create Public and Democratic GeneralitiesAndré Nunes Chaib
  2. B. The Potential of International CourtsAndré Nunes Chaib
  3. C. The Potential of International OrganizationsAndré Nunes Chaib
5. ConclusionAndré Nunes Chaib
Cecily Rose Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. 1. IntroductionCecily Rose
2. 2. The Court’s Jurisdictional Rulings in Croatia v SerbiaCecily Rose
3. Cecily Rose
  1. a. The Court’s Sequencing of the Issues in ContentionCecily Rose
  2. b. The Court’s Treatment of the Monetary Gold PrincipleCecily Rose
4. 4. The Court as Fact-FinderCecily Rose
5. 5. ConclusionCecily Rose
Lan Ngoc Nguyen Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. I. IntrodructionLan Ngoc Nguyen
2. Lan Ngoc Nguyen
  1. 1. Prompt release proceedingsLan Ngoc Nguyen
  2. 2. Provisional measuresLan Ngoc Nguyen
  3. Lan Ngoc Nguyen
    1. a. Virginia GLan Ngoc Nguyen
    2. b. Bangladesh/MyanmarLan Ngoc Nguyen
  4. 4. Advisory opinionLan Ngoc Nguyen
3. III. ConclusionLan Ngoc Nguyen
Antoine Duval Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. Antoine Duval
  1. Antoine Duval
    1. 1. The roots of the consensual mythAntoine Duval
    2. 2. Keeping the consensual myth alive: The legal strategies of the CAS and the SFTAntoine Duval
  2. Antoine Duval
    1. Antoine Duval
      1. a. The realism of the doctrineAntoine Duval
      2. b. The confession of the SFT in the Cañas caseAntoine Duval
    2. Antoine Duval
      1. a. The ruling of the LG München: Not in Claudia Pechstein’s name!Antoine Duval
      2. b. The ruling of the OLG München: Forced CAS arbitration as an abuse of ISU’s monopolyAntoine Duval
      3. c. The ruling of the BGH: Saving the consensual foundations of the CASAntoine Duval
2. Antoine Duval
  1. A. In the name of… the StatesAntoine Duval
  2. B. In the name of…efficiencyAntoine Duval
  3. C. In the name of… proximityAntoine Duval
  4. D. In the name of… equalityAntoine Duval
3. III. Conclusion: Democratize the CAS!Antoine Duval
Geraldo Vidigal Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. I. IntroductionGeraldo Vidigal
2. Geraldo Vidigal
  1. A. Society, Community and International InstitutionsGeraldo Vidigal
  2. B. Communitarian Institutions in the WTO AgreementsGeraldo Vidigal
  3. C. Communitarian Institutions and Bilateral EnforcementGeraldo Vidigal
3. Geraldo Vidigal
  1. A. The Prospect of a Trade-Focused CommunityGeraldo Vidigal
  2. B. From Trade Regime to Text Regime: The Appellate Body’s Intervention in US – Shrimp and BeyondGeraldo Vidigal
  3. C. Legitimate Non-Trade Values beyond the Four Corners: the Delegation of Authority and the Voices of the International CommunityGeraldo Vidigal
  4. D. Delegated Authority and the Voice of the International CommunityGeraldo Vidigal
4. Geraldo Vidigal
  1. A. Communitization as a Legitimacy-Enhancing ApproachGeraldo Vidigal
  2. B. The Communitization of InterpretationsGeraldo Vidigal
  3. C. Communitization and the Challenge of Value-Laden RegionalismGeraldo Vidigal
5. V. ConclusionGeraldo Vidigal
Rene Urueña Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. 1. Standard of review and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights:Rene Urueña
2. 2. Gelman and the no-deference standardRene Urueña
3. 3. Regional democracy, political embeddedness, and the Inter-American community of human rights practice:Rene Urueña
4. 4. Conclusion: Good faith in standard of review definitionRene Urueña
Freya Clausen Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. Freya Clausen
  1. A. The judges: judicial independence and composition of the CourtFreya Clausen
  2. B. The functions of the CourtFreya Clausen
2. II. Procedural legitimacyFreya Clausen
3. III. Legitimacy through sound and reasoned decisionsFreya Clausen
Armin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering Download Kapitel (PDF)
1. I. AgendaArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
2. Armin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
  1. A. The IssueArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
  2. B. The Club of Liberal DemocraciesArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
3. Armin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
  1. A. The Development of the MandateArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
  2. Armin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
    1. 1. Court Authority in Times of CrisesArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
    2. 2. Limits of the Case Law on State of EmergencyArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
    3. 3. Core RightsArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
    4. 4. The Abuse of RightsArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
    5. 5. The Exhaustion of Domestic RemediesArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
    6. 6. The Procedural Margin of AppreciationArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
4. Armin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
  1. A. Domestic Buffering of the ECtHR’s AuthorityArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering
  2. B. Legitimacy through ControlArmin von Bogdandy, Laura Hering

International Judicial Legitimacy

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