Rick Lawson (Leiden Univ. - Law) &
Ramses A. Wessel (Univ. of Groningen - Law) have published
Unity in Diversity: Perspectives on the Law of International Organizations – Liber Amicorum for Niels M. Blokker (Brill | Nijhoff 2025). Contents include:
- Rick Lawson & Ramses A. Wessel,
Introduction: Niels Blokker’s Contribution to International
Institutional Law
- Roeland Böcker,
Restoring Justice Step 1: The Register of Damage for Ukraine
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Thomas Henquet,
The UN Liability Rules and General International Law:
Lex Specialis?
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Ian Johnstone,
Security Council Oversight of Non-UN Operations:
Law, Policy and Practice
- Giserd Marqeshi & Nigel D. White,
Operational Lawmaking within the UN: The Origins of the Legal:
Framework for Peacekeeping
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Michael Ramsden,
‘Uniting against Impunity’ in the New Cold War: Will the UN General
Assembly Come of Age?
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Alfred van Staden, The Amazing Resurrection of NATO: Problems and Prospects
- Gian Luca Burci, Regime Complexity in Global Health: The Search for Multilateral
Pandemic Governance
- Daniëlla Dam-de Jong,
The UN Security Council and a Warming World: Coming to Terms with
the Security Implications of Climate Change
- Jan Klabbers,
Inter-organizational Collaboration: The World Organization for Animal
Health and the One Health Initiative
- Brian McGarry,
Weathering a Perfect Storm: Fundamental Questions of Institutional
Law in Ocean Governance
- André Nollkaemper,
The Quadripartite: Building Alliances between the WHO, the FAO, WOAH
and UNEP
- Meagan S. Wong,
The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea and the Meeting of
States Parties to the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea:
Mare Ignotum for the Law of International Organizations?
- Eric De Brabandere & Jason Rudall, The Contribution of International Organizations to the Settlement of
International Disputes
- Mielle Bulterman & Larissa van den Herik, The EU’s Foreign and Security Policy and Legal Remedies: Three Remarkable Cases before the EU Courts
- Jacob Katz Cogan, Statement Decisions as Institutional Authority
- Helen Duffy & Giulia Pinzauti,
The International Court of Justice in Conflict:
Reflections on the Role and Impact of the Palestine Litigation
- Huw Llewellyn,
The United Nations Criminal Tribunals: Terminable Yet
Independent?
- Carsten Stahn, When the Whole Becomes More than the Sum of Its Parts:
How the ICC Re-Invented Itself through Complementarity
- Sergey Vasiliev, Governing International Justice: Whence the Unified Principles?
- Laurence Boisson de Chazournes and Pieter Jan Kuijper, Relations between ‘European Courts’:
Towards Civilized Dialogue?
- Edward Kwakwa & Irina Chicu, The World Intellectual Property Organization’s New Strategic Direction:
Serving Underserved Communities and Helping Transform IP into a Tool
That Works for Building a More Sustainable Future
- Gabrielle Marceau & Maria George, The New Roles of the WTO
- Pierre Klein, Between Restraint and Enthusiasm:
International Organizations’ Participation in Advisory Proceedings before
the ICJ and ITLOS
- Liesbeth Lijnzaad, Anticipation, or the People That Make the Law of the Sea
Convention Work
- René Urueña, Falling through the Cracks:
Exploring the Role of Law in the Interaction between
International Organizations
- Laurens-Jan Brinkhorst & Jaap Hoeksma, The European Union as a Democratic International Organization
- Helena Loutas-Paraskeva & Anmol Gulecha, Unity within Diversity: The Continuing Rise of Consensus
- Paolo Palchetti,
Attaching Member State’s Financial Contribution to the Organization to
Circumvent the Organization’s Immunity from Execution
Let the State Pay?
- August Reinisch, The Privileges and Immunities of International Organizations
and Equality:
Some Reflections on Their Justifications from an
Egalitarian Perspective
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Dan Sarooshi, The Personality and Responsibility of International Organizations
- Kirsten Schmalenbach, The Great Unknown General Principles Governing the Law of International Organizations
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Nico Schrijver, We the Peoples in International Organizations: An Unfinished
Agenda
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Jean d’Aspremont, International Institutional Lawyers as Masters of
Modern Philosophy
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Catherine Brölmann, Reading International Organizations: Between Legal Construction and Social Existence
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Edward Chukwuemeke Okeke, Law and Lawyering in International Organizations
