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The Law Behind Rule of Law Transfers

On Rule Based Interactions of Legal Orders in a Globalized World
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 2019

Summary

Transfers of rule of law between legal systems have been discussed extensively in academia. Yet, so far, scholarship has predominantly centered around the issue’s socio-political dimensions.

The volume departs from these common scholarly paths and assesses rule of law transfers as a legal phenomenon. Its analytical perspective assumes that the process of transferring the rule of law does not only concern a legal concept but also holds a legal dimension itself.

Against this backdrop, the volume features eight distinct contributions, introducing and applying the said perspective. They approach the topic from diverse angles, covering a wide range of legal fields, including EU law, public international law, international human rights law, international criminal law, international humanitarian law and international economic law – with each contribution succeeding in highlighting the relevance of “the law behind rule of law transfers”.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year
2019
ISBN-Print
978-3-8487-5716-9
ISBN-Online
978-3-8452-9848-1
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language
English
Pages
296
Product type
Edited Book

Table of contents

ChapterPages
  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 8
  2. Till Patrik Holterhus
    1. Till Patrik Holterhus
      1. Till Patrik Holterhus
        1. 1. Multiple National Legal Orders No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        2. 2. Further Pluralization Through Globalization No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      2. II. Intensification of Legal Order Interactions Through Globalization No access Till Patrik Holterhus
    2. Till Patrik Holterhus
      1. I. Defining Legal Transfer No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      2. II. The (Im)Possibility of Legal Transfers and the Starting Point of Scholarly Interest No access Till Patrik Holterhus
    3. Till Patrik Holterhus
      1. I. The Rule of Law as a General Concept No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      2. Till Patrik Holterhus
        1. 1. The Diverse Substance and Form of Rule of Law Transfers No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        2. Till Patrik Holterhus
          1. a. Nation States as Recipient Orders No access Till Patrik Holterhus
          2. b. Recipient Orders Above and Beyond the Nation State No access Till Patrik Holterhus
    4. Till Patrik Holterhus
      1. Till Patrik Holterhus
        1. 1. Actors No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        2. 2. Motivations No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        3. 3. Means and Instruments No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        4. 4. Success Rates and Their Conditions No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        5. 5. Legitimacy No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      2. Till Patrik Holterhus
        1. 1. Departing From Common Scholarly Paths No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        2. 2. Analytical Relevance of a Legal Perspective No access Till Patrik Holterhus
    5. Till Patrik Holterhus
      1. I. Constitutionalism and the Mechanics of Global Law Transfers No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      2. II. The Legal Dimensions of Rule of Law Promotion in EU Foreign Policy No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      3. III. Article 18 ECHR as a Legal Safeguard Against Rule of Law Backsliding No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      4. IV. Promoting the Rule of Law Through the Law of Occupation No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      5. V. The Law Behind Rule of Law Promotion in Fragile States No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      6. VI. The ICTY and its Rule of Law Promotion Efforts Through Rule 11bis No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      7. VII. The Dynamics Between International Investment Law and the Rule of Law No access Till Patrik Holterhus
  3. Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
    1. Abstract No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
    2. A. Introduction No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
    3. Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
      1. I. The German Project: Rule of Law Transfers and International Constitutionalism No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
      2. II. Fragmentation and Challenges to Law Transfers No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
    4. Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
      1. I. Hinge Provisions as Doorways between Legal Orders No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
      2. II. Effects of Hierarchies Within International Law No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
      3. Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
        1. 1. Solange No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
        2. 2. Ultra vires No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
        3. 3. Constitutional Identity No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
      4. IV. The Sources of International Law as a Common Normative Framework No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
      5. V. Harmonious Interpretation and Conflict Avoidance No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
      6. VI. Informal Judicial Dialog No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
    5. D. Conclusion No access Andreas L. Paulus, Johann Ruben Leiss
  4. Till Patrik Holterhus
    1. Abstract No access Till Patrik Holterhus
    2. A. Introduction – A Legal Perspective No access Till Patrik Holterhus
    3. Till Patrik Holterhus
      1. Till Patrik Holterhus
        1. 1. The Particularity of Foreign Policy No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        2. 2. Legal Permeation of EU Foreign (Trade and Development) Policy No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      2. Till Patrik Holterhus
        1. 1. Rule of Law Promotion in Article 21 TEU No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        2. Till Patrik Holterhus
          1. a. ECJ Judgement H v. Council and Commission No access Till Patrik Holterhus
          2. b. Opinion of Advocate General Wathelet in Western Sahara Campaign UK No access Till Patrik Holterhus
          3. c. (Procedural) Consequences and Relativity No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      3. Till Patrik Holterhus
        1. 1. Absence of an Explicit External EU Rule of Law Concept No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        2. 2. The (Internal) EU Rule of Law No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        3. Till Patrik Holterhus
          1. a. In the Context of the Cotonou Agreement No access Till Patrik Holterhus
          2. b. In the Action Plan on Human Rights and Democracy 2015-2019 No access Till Patrik Holterhus
          3. c. In the 2017 European Consensus on Development No access Till Patrik Holterhus
          4. d. In the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development No access Till Patrik Holterhus
    4. Till Patrik Holterhus
      1. Till Patrik Holterhus
        1. 1. Unilateral Rule of Law Conditionality in the GSP+ No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        2. 2. Case Study – Sri Lanka (2009) No access Till Patrik Holterhus
      2. Till Patrik Holterhus
        1. Till Patrik Holterhus
          1. a. Essential Elements Clause (Article 9 Cotonou Agreement) No access Till Patrik Holterhus
          2. b. Suspension Procedure (Article 96 Cotonou Agreement) No access Till Patrik Holterhus
        2. 2. Case Study – Guinea-Bissau (2011) No access Till Patrik Holterhus
    5. D. Conclusion No access Till Patrik Holterhus
  5. Floris Tan
    1. Abstract No access Floris Tan
    2. A. Introduction No access Floris Tan
    3. Floris Tan
      1. I. The Notion of the Rule of Law No access Floris Tan
      2. II. The Specter of Totalitarianism and Rule of Law Protection in the ECHR No access Floris Tan
      3. III. Article 18 and the Rule of Law No access Floris Tan
    4. Floris Tan
      1. I. Introduction No access Floris Tan
      2. II. An Extremely Narrow Scope of Application No access Floris Tan
      3. Floris Tan
        1. 1. The Burden of Proof No access Floris Tan
        2. 2. The Standard and Means of Proof No access Floris Tan
        3. 3. What Must Be Proven No access Floris Tan
      4. IV. Résumé No access Floris Tan
    5. Floris Tan
      1. I. Two Steps Forward… No access Floris Tan
      2. II. …And One Step Back? No access Floris Tan
      3. III. Résumé No access Floris Tan
    6. E. Conclusion No access Floris Tan
  6. Andreas Th. Müller
    1. Abstract No access Andreas Th. Müller
    2. A. Introduction No access Andreas Th. Müller
    3. Andreas Th. Müller
      1. I. Negative Approach No access Andreas Th. Müller
      2. II. Relative Focus on the Security Interests of the Occupying Power No access Andreas Th. Müller
      3. III. Conservationist Character No access Andreas Th. Müller
    4. C. The Impact of International Human Rights Law No access Andreas Th. Müller
    5. D. The Impact of the Involvement of the Security Council No access Andreas Th. Müller
    6. E. Concluding Remarks No access Andreas Th. Müller
  7. Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
    1. Abstract No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
    2. A. Introduction No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
    3. Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
      1. I. Terminology No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
      2. II. Rule of Law Actors No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
      3. III. Rule of Law Promotion Activities No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
      4. IV. Challenges and Shortcomings in Rule of Law Promotion No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
    4. Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
      1. Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        1. 1. Light Footprint and Lead Nations (2001–2006) No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        2. 2. Towards Local Ownership (2005–2009) No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        3. 3. Mutual Accountability and Afghan Leadership (Since 2012) No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        4. 4. A Paradigm Change? No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
      2. II. Bilateral Agreements No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
    5. D. Legal Basis and Mandate for the Rule of Law Promotion by Non-State Actors No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
    6. Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
      1. Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        1. 1. Accordance with the UN Charter Principles No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        2. 2. Human Rights Law No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        3. Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
          1. a. Aid Effectiveness No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
          2. b. Conditionality No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        4. 4. Local Ownership No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        5. 5. The International Rule of Law No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
      2. Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        1. 1. Afghan Laws No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
        2. 2. Domestic Law of the Donor Country No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
    7. F. Conclusion No access Astrid Wiik, Frauke Lachenmann
  8. Kei Hannah Brodersen
    1. Abstract No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
    2. A. The ICTY as a Rule of Law Promoter No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
    3. Kei Hannah Brodersen
      1. I. The Beginning: Standing its Ground as International Law Enforcer No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
      2. II. The Completion Strategy: Preparing the Ground for Rule of Law Promotion No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
      3. III. The End: Preparing for the ICTY’s Legacy No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
    4. Kei Hannah Brodersen
      1. Kei Hannah Brodersen
        1. 1. Applicable Substantive Law No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
        2. 2. Human Rights No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
      2. II. Institutional Dimension No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
      3. III. Cultural Dimension No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
    5. Kei Hannah Brodersen
      1. I. Triggering Prosecutions: Building Institutions and Transferring Cases and Material No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
      2. II. Enhancing Competence: Capacity Building No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
      3. III. Raising Awareness in order to Build a Culture of Law: Outreach Program No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
    6. E. Conclusion No access Kei Hannah Brodersen
  9. Peter-Tobias Stoll
    1. Abstract No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
    2. A. The Emergence of International Investment Law No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
    3. B. International Investment Law: Challenge, Contestation and Reform No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
    4. Peter-Tobias Stoll
      1. Peter-Tobias Stoll
        1. 1. Legalization and Judicialization for International Peace and Security No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
        2. 2. Strengthening the Role of Law by Empowering the Individual No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
        3. 3. Strengthening the Rule of Law at Domestic Level? No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
        4. 4. Development Dimensions of International Investment Law No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
      2. Peter-Tobias Stoll
        1. 1. Legal Certainty No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
        2. 2. Consistency of the Law No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
        3. 3. Legitimacy No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
      3. Peter-Tobias Stoll
        1. 1. International Investor-State Dispute Settlement and Domestic Adjudication – Local Remedies No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
        2. 2. Is Arbitration a Legitimate Way to Adjudicate Issues Relating to the Exercise of Public Authority? No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
        3. 3. Discrimination No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
        4. 4. An Utopian Proposal: Establishing a Global Human Right to Property No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
    5. Peter-Tobias Stoll
      1. I. The Rule of Law as an Empirical Indicator No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
      2. II. The Rule of Law as Lege Lata No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
      3. III. The Rule of Law as an Analytical Concept No access Peter-Tobias Stoll
    6. E. Conclusion No access Peter-Tobias Stoll

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