Jeff Handmaker (Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam) &
Karin Arts (Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam) have published
Mobilising International Law for 'Global Justice' (Cambridge Univ. Press 2018). Contents include:
- Jeff Handmaker & Karin Arts, Mobilising International Law as an Instrument of Global
Justice: Introduction
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Martti Koskenniemi, Speaking the Language of International Law and Politics:
Or, of Ducks, Rabbits, and Then Some
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Warner Ten Kate & Sarah M. H. Nouwen, The Globalisation of Justice: Amplifying and Silencing
Voices at the ICC
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Claudia Saba, Justice through Direct Action: The Case of the Gaza
‘Freedom Flotilla’
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Maja Groff, The Hague Conventions: Giving Effect to Human Rights through Instruments of Private International Law
- Abiola Makinwa, Current Developments in the Fight against
Corruption
- Mark Kersten, A Fatal Attraction? The UN Security Council and the
Relationship between R2P and the International
Criminal Court
- Aisling O’Sullivan, A Return to Stability? Hegemonic and
Counter-Hegemonic Positions in the Debate on Universal
Jurisdiction in absentia
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Jasper Krommendijk, The Domestic Politics of International Children’s Rights:
A Dutch Perspective
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Barbara Oomen, Human Rights Cities: The Politics of Bringing Human
Rights Home to the Local Level
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Jeff Handmaker & Karin Arts, Taking Seriously the Politics of International Law: A Few Concluding Remarks
