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Introduction; 1. Non-compliance mechanisms or international courts: how to increase treaty compliance? Foster Caroline and Voigt Christina; Part I. General and Conceptual Issues: 2. Lessons from the Paris agreement for international pandemic law and beyond Foster Caroline; 3. The new generation of environmental non-compliance procedures and the question of legitimacy Fitzmaurice Malgosia; 4. International courts v. compliance mechanisms through the lens of Gabcikovo-Nagymaros and Bystroe canal cases Pineschi Laura; Part II. Specific Procedures: 5. The advisory procedure in non-compliance procedures: lessons from the UNECE water convention Cruz Carrillo Carlos; 6. State-to-state procedures before compliance committees: still alive? Bendel Justine and Suedi Yusra; 7. Compliance with science-based treaties Das Rukmini; Part III. Trade, Finance and Investment: 8. Trade's enforcement conundrum Claussen Kathleen; 9. How should the world bank's dispute resolution services benefit affected persons and borrower states? Brosseau Jonathan; 10. IMF surveillance as a non-compliance mechanism Fahrner Ambroise; Part IV. Environment: 11. Legal mobilisation for biodiversity protection: assessing the complementary potential of the Bern's case file system and the European commission's infringement procedure Evangelidis Elena; 12. The right to a healthy environment in Latin America and the Caribbean: compliance through the Inter-American system and the Escazú agreement Tigre Maria Antonia; Part V. Human Rights: 13. Institutional overlap and comparative effectiveness: compliance with torture-related decisions of the European court of human rights, the human rights committee and the committee against torture in Europe von Staden Andreas; 14. The UK's compliance with the ICCPR and ECHR: a tale of two treaties White Samuel; 15. Exploring the role of decisions by judicial, quasi-judicial and specialised non-judicial bodies in advancing anti-trafficking efforts Magugliani Noemi and Gauci Jean-Pierre; 16. UN human rights treaty bodies' contribution to compliance with international environmental law: the growing importance of human rights treaty bodies in environmental dispute resolution Solntsev Alexander; Part VI. Criminal Law and Law of Disarmament: 17. Monitoring compliance in international criminal law Borlini Leonardo; 18. Non-compliance and nuclear disarmament - the Iran nuclear deal Sun Jin; Part VII. Cultural Heritage Law and Law of the Sea: 19. Protecting cultural heritage during military action: enforcing compliance with the 1954 Hague Convention in the case of the temple Preah Vihear Fabris Alice; 20. The South China sea arbitration - navigating compliance strategies through the lens of Raya and the last Dragon Mary Jude Cantorias Marvel; Index.
Introduction; 1. Non-compliance mechanisms or international courts: how to increase treaty compliance? Foster Caroline and Voigt Christina; Part I. General and Conceptual Issues: 2. Lessons from the Paris agreement for international pandemic law and beyond Foster Caroline; 3. The new generation of environmental non-compliance procedures and the question of legitimacy Fitzmaurice Malgosia; 4. International courts v. compliance mechanisms through the lens of Gabcikovo-Nagymaros and Bystroe canal cases Pineschi Laura; Part II. Specific Procedures: 5. The advisory procedure in non-compliance procedures: lessons from the UNECE water convention Cruz Carrillo Carlos; 6. State-to-state procedures before compliance committees: still alive? Bendel Justine and Suedi Yusra; 7. Compliance with science-based treaties Das Rukmini; Part III. Trade, Finance and Investment: 8. Trade's enforcement conundrum Claussen Kathleen; 9. How should the world bank's dispute resolution services benefit affected persons and borrower states? Brosseau Jonathan; 10. IMF surveillance as a non-compliance mechanism Fahrner Ambroise; Part IV. Environment: 11. Legal mobilisation for biodiversity protection: assessing the complementary potential of the Bern's case file system and the European commission's infringement procedure Evangelidis Elena; 12. The right to a healthy environment in Latin America and the Caribbean: compliance through the Inter-American system and the Escazú agreement Tigre Maria Antonia; Part V. Human Rights: 13. Institutional overlap and comparative effectiveness: compliance with torture-related decisions of the European court of human rights, the human rights committee and the committee against torture in Europe von Staden Andreas; 14. The UK's compliance with the ICCPR and ECHR: a tale of two treaties White Samuel; 15. Exploring the role of decisions by judicial, quasi-judicial and specialised non-judicial bodies in advancing anti-trafficking efforts Magugliani Noemi and Gauci Jean-Pierre; 16. UN human rights treaty bodies' contribution to compliance with international environmental law: the growing importance of human rights treaty bodies in environmental dispute resolution Solntsev Alexander; Part VI. Criminal Law and Law of Disarmament: 17. Monitoring compliance in international criminal law Borlini Leonardo; 18. Non-compliance and nuclear disarmament - the Iran nuclear deal Sun Jin; Part VII. Cultural Heritage Law and Law of the Sea: 19. Protecting cultural heritage during military action: enforcing compliance with the 1954 Hague Convention in the case of the temple Preah Vihear Fabris Alice; 20. The South China sea arbitration - navigating compliance strategies through the lens of Raya and the last Dragon Mary Jude Cantorias Marvel; Index.
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