Helmut Philipp Aust (Freie Universität Berlin - Law) &
Janne E. Nijman (Univ. of Amsterdam - Law; Graduate Institute - Law) have published
Research Handbook on International Law and Cities (Edward Elgar Publishing 2021). Contents include:
- Helmut Philipp Aust & Janne E. Nijman, The emerging roles of cities in international law – introductory remarks
on practice, scholarship and the Handbook
- Valerie Hansen, Silk Road cities and their co-existing legal traditions
- Tobias Boestad, Legitimizing interurban cooperation in the Middle Ages: the legal
system of the Hanse
- Susanne Lepsius, The legal system among Italian city republics
- Luigi Nuzzo, Cities and international law: an imperial perspective
- Mirko Sossai, Invisibility of cities in classical international law
- Luis Eslava & George Hill, Cities, post-coloniality and international law
- Boris Vormann, Global city networks and the nation-state: rethinking a false tradeoff
- Yishai Blank, International legal personality/subjectivity of cities
- Yukiko Takashiba, Sources and law-making
- Katja Creutz, Responsibility
- Moritz Baumgärtel, Dispute settlement
- Jacob Katz Cogan,
International organizations and cities
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Anouche Beaudouin, Sovereignty
- Anél du Plessis, Climate change law and sustainable development
- Jolene Lin, The role of transnational city networks in environmental governance
- Alejandro Rodiles, The global insecure counterterrorism city
- Martha F. Davis, Finding international law ‘close to home’: the case of human rights cities
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Barbara Oomen, Cities, refugees and migration
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Michael Riegner, Development cooperation and the city
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Christian Iaione & Elena de Nictolis, The role of cities in the global governance of health
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Jorge E. Viñuales & Lucy Lu Reimers, The law of economic globalization and cities
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Antoine Duval, From global city to Olympic city: the transnational legal journey of
London 2012
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Mauricio Rodas, City diplomacy: experience from the ground
- Simon Curtis, An international relations perspective
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Nir Barak & Avner de Shalit, Urbanizing political concepts for analyzing politics in the city
- Samantha Besson & José Luis Martí, Cities as democratic representatives in international law-making
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Louis J. Kotzé, Cities, the Anthropocene and earth system law
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Sheila R. Foster & Chrystie Swiney, City networks and the glocalization of urban governance
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Geneviève Cartier, The relationship between the state and the city from a comparative
(constitutional) perspective
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Carlo M. Colombo & Martijn L.P. Groenleer, How domestic legal systems respond to international local government
law: between accommodation, resistance and transformation
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Edouard Fromageau, Global administrative law and cities: the perfect couple that never was
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Jan Klabbers, Inter-legality, cities and the changing nature of authority
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Daniel Litwin, International lawyers and the city
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Karen Knop, The hidden city in international legal thought
