International Legal Positivism in a Post-Modern World
Herausgeber: D'Aspremont, Jean; Kammerhofer, Jörg
International Legal Positivism in a Post-Modern World
Herausgeber: D'Aspremont, Jean; Kammerhofer, Jörg
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The first comprehensive study of international legal positivism and how this theory operates in twenty-first-century international legal scholarship.
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The first comprehensive study of international legal positivism and how this theory operates in twenty-first-century international legal scholarship.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 556
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Oktober 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 34mm
- Gewicht: 948g
- ISBN-13: 9781107019263
- ISBN-10: 1107019265
- Artikelnr.: 41128180
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 556
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Oktober 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 34mm
- Gewicht: 948g
- ISBN-13: 9781107019263
- ISBN-10: 1107019265
- Artikelnr.: 41128180
1. Introduction: the future of international legal positivism Jean
d'Aspremont and Jörg Kammerhofer; Part I. Theorising International Legal
Positivism: 2. Classical positivism in international law revisited Richard
Collins; 3. German intellectual historical origins of international legal
positivism Jochen von Bernstorff; 4. Hans Kelsen in today's international
legal scholarship Jörg Kammerhofer; 5. Herbert Hart in today's
international legal scholarship Jean d'Aspremont; 6. Beyond Kelsen and Hart
Alexander Somek; 7. Post-modern perspectives on orthodox positivism Ingo
Venzke; Part II. Relating International Legal Positivism: 8. International
legal positivism and modern natural law Patrick Capps; 9. International
legal positivism and legal realism Jeremy Telman; 10. International legal
positivism and constitutionalism Jan Klabbers; 11. International legal
positivism and new approaches to international law Sahib Singh; Part III.
Using International Legal Positivism: 12. Interpretation Gleider Hernández;
13. Teaching general public international law Florian Hoffmann; 14.
International law in domestic and supranational settings Beatrice Bonafé;
15. Transnational governance regimes Dennis Patterson; 16. Human rights
from a neo-voluntarist perspective Théodore Christakis; 17. International
criminal law Dov Jacobs; 18. International humanitarian law Yael Ronen; 19.
Use of force Christian Tams and Antonios Tzanakopoulos.
d'Aspremont and Jörg Kammerhofer; Part I. Theorising International Legal
Positivism: 2. Classical positivism in international law revisited Richard
Collins; 3. German intellectual historical origins of international legal
positivism Jochen von Bernstorff; 4. Hans Kelsen in today's international
legal scholarship Jörg Kammerhofer; 5. Herbert Hart in today's
international legal scholarship Jean d'Aspremont; 6. Beyond Kelsen and Hart
Alexander Somek; 7. Post-modern perspectives on orthodox positivism Ingo
Venzke; Part II. Relating International Legal Positivism: 8. International
legal positivism and modern natural law Patrick Capps; 9. International
legal positivism and legal realism Jeremy Telman; 10. International legal
positivism and constitutionalism Jan Klabbers; 11. International legal
positivism and new approaches to international law Sahib Singh; Part III.
Using International Legal Positivism: 12. Interpretation Gleider Hernández;
13. Teaching general public international law Florian Hoffmann; 14.
International law in domestic and supranational settings Beatrice Bonafé;
15. Transnational governance regimes Dennis Patterson; 16. Human rights
from a neo-voluntarist perspective Théodore Christakis; 17. International
criminal law Dov Jacobs; 18. International humanitarian law Yael Ronen; 19.
Use of force Christian Tams and Antonios Tzanakopoulos.
1. Introduction: the future of international legal positivism Jean
d'Aspremont and Jörg Kammerhofer; Part I. Theorising International Legal
Positivism: 2. Classical positivism in international law revisited Richard
Collins; 3. German intellectual historical origins of international legal
positivism Jochen von Bernstorff; 4. Hans Kelsen in today's international
legal scholarship Jörg Kammerhofer; 5. Herbert Hart in today's
international legal scholarship Jean d'Aspremont; 6. Beyond Kelsen and Hart
Alexander Somek; 7. Post-modern perspectives on orthodox positivism Ingo
Venzke; Part II. Relating International Legal Positivism: 8. International
legal positivism and modern natural law Patrick Capps; 9. International
legal positivism and legal realism Jeremy Telman; 10. International legal
positivism and constitutionalism Jan Klabbers; 11. International legal
positivism and new approaches to international law Sahib Singh; Part III.
Using International Legal Positivism: 12. Interpretation Gleider Hernández;
13. Teaching general public international law Florian Hoffmann; 14.
International law in domestic and supranational settings Beatrice Bonafé;
15. Transnational governance regimes Dennis Patterson; 16. Human rights
from a neo-voluntarist perspective Théodore Christakis; 17. International
criminal law Dov Jacobs; 18. International humanitarian law Yael Ronen; 19.
Use of force Christian Tams and Antonios Tzanakopoulos.
d'Aspremont and Jörg Kammerhofer; Part I. Theorising International Legal
Positivism: 2. Classical positivism in international law revisited Richard
Collins; 3. German intellectual historical origins of international legal
positivism Jochen von Bernstorff; 4. Hans Kelsen in today's international
legal scholarship Jörg Kammerhofer; 5. Herbert Hart in today's
international legal scholarship Jean d'Aspremont; 6. Beyond Kelsen and Hart
Alexander Somek; 7. Post-modern perspectives on orthodox positivism Ingo
Venzke; Part II. Relating International Legal Positivism: 8. International
legal positivism and modern natural law Patrick Capps; 9. International
legal positivism and legal realism Jeremy Telman; 10. International legal
positivism and constitutionalism Jan Klabbers; 11. International legal
positivism and new approaches to international law Sahib Singh; Part III.
Using International Legal Positivism: 12. Interpretation Gleider Hernández;
13. Teaching general public international law Florian Hoffmann; 14.
International law in domestic and supranational settings Beatrice Bonafé;
15. Transnational governance regimes Dennis Patterson; 16. Human rights
from a neo-voluntarist perspective Théodore Christakis; 17. International
criminal law Dov Jacobs; 18. International humanitarian law Yael Ronen; 19.
Use of force Christian Tams and Antonios Tzanakopoulos.