Legacies of the Permanent Court of International Justice

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Copyright

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Contents

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Preface

pp.：  9 – 10

List of Contributors

pp.：  11 – 12

Introduction

pp.：  13 – 20

PART ONE: JURISDICTION

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The Contentious Jurisdiction of the Permanent Court

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The Permanent Court of International Justice and the “Invention” of International Advisory Jurisdiction

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The Advisory Jurisdiction of the Permanent Court of International Justice in Practice: A Tale of Two Scopes

pp.：  81 – 98

PART TWO: SHAPING SUBSTANTIVE INTERNATIONAL LAW

pp.：  99 – 212

The PCIJ and the Modern International Law of Treaties

pp.：  101 – 134

The PCIJ and International Rights of Groups and Individuals

pp.：  135 – 156

The PCIJ and the Protection of Foreign Investments

pp.：  157 – 186

The Heritage of the Permanent Court of International Justice in WTO Jurisprudence

pp.：  187 – 212

PART THREE: THE PCIJ AND OTHER FORA OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION

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The Permanent Court of International Justice, Arbitration, and Claims Commissions of the Inter-War Period

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The Permanent Court of International Justice and Domestic Courts: A Variation in Roles

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The Relationship between the Permanent Court of Arbitration and the Permanent Court of International Justice, and Its Significance for International Law

pp.：  255 – 280

PART FOUR: METHOD AND SOURCES

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The Doctrine of Sources in the Discourse of the Permanent Court of International Justice

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Judicial Activism and Judicial Self-Restraint: The PCIJ’s Lotus Case

pp.：  331 – 348

PART FIVE: CONSTITUTIONAL INTERNATIONAL LAW

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The Permanent Court of International Justice and the ‘International Community’

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The Permanent Court of International Justice and the Constitutional Dimension of International Law: From Expectations to Reality

pp.：  373 – 408

CONCLUSIONS

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The Legacy of the Permanent Court of International Justice—On Judges and Scholars, and Also on Bishops and Clowns

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