The latest issue of the
International Organizations Law Review (Vol. 5, no. 1, October 2008) is out. Contents include:
- Jan Klabbers, Reflections on Compliance
- K.J. Keither, The International Court of Justice: Primus Inter Pares?
- Marten Zwanenburg, UN Peace Operations Between Independence and Accountability
- Nicolas Hachez, The Relations Between the United Nations and Civil Society: Past, Present, and Future
- Eleni Micha, The Fight Against Corruption Within Peace Support Operations: In Search of the Responsibility of International Organizations
- Treasa Dunworth, Towards a Culture of Legality in International Organizations: The Case of the OPCW
- Niels Blokker, Introduction - The Floor is to the Authors: Perspectives on the Law of International Organizations as a Separate Field of Study
- C.F. Amerashinghe, International Institutional Law - A Point of View
- Jan Klabbers, The Paradox of International Institutional Law
- Nigel D. White, Separate but Connected: Inter-Governmental Organizations and International Law
- Niels Blokker, Comparing Apples and Oranges? Reinventing the Wheel? Schermers' Book and Challenges for the Future of International Institutional Law
- Pierre Klein & Philippe Sands, (Re)Writing a Handbook on the Law of International Organizations: Options and Challenges
