Marko Milanović (Univ. of Nottingham - Law) &
Michael Wood (Member, International Law Commission) have published
The Law and Politics of the Kosovo Advisory Opinion (Oxford Univ. Press 2015). Contents include:
- Marko Milanović & Sir Michael Wood, Introduction
- James Ker-Lindsay, Explaining Serbia's Decision to go to the ICJ
- Marko Milanović, Arguing the Kosovo Case
- Oudsi Rasheed & Michael Wood, The Handling of 'Multiparty' Litigation: the Example of the Kosovo Case
- Bernhard Knoll-Tudor, The Settling of a Self-Determination Conflict? Kosovo's Status Process and the 2010 Advisory Opinion of the ICJ
- Vladimir Djerić, Questions of Jurisdiction and the Discretion to Decline a Request for an Advisory Opinion
- Daniel Müller, The Question Question
- Sean Murphy, Reflections on the ICJ Advisory Opinion on Kosovo: Interpreting Security Council Resolution 1244 (1999)
- Mathias Forteau, The UN Secretary-General and the Advisory Opinion
- Marc Weller, The Sounds of Silence: Making Sense of the Supposed Gaps in the Kosovo Opinion
- André Nollkaemper, The Court and its Multiple Constituencies: Three Perspectives on the Kosovo Advisory Opinion
- Tatjana Papić, The Political Aftermath of the ICJ's Kosovo Opinion
- Alain Pellet, Kosovo - The Questions Not Asked: Self-Determination, Secession and Recognition
- James Crawford, Kosovo and the Criteria for Statehood in International Law
- Anne Peters, Has the Advisory Opinion's Finding that Kosovo's Declaration of Independence was not Contrary to International Law Set an Unfortunate Precedent?
- Richard Caplan & Stefan Wolff, Some Implications of the Advisory Opinion for Resolution of the Serbia-Kosovo Conflict
- James Gow, Old Problems, Fresh Frameworks: Kosovo, Serbia and the EU - the Virtue of a 'Free Territory'
- Harold Hongju Koh, Reflections on the Law and Politics of the Kosovo Case
