People is a fundamental concept in constitutional law. The legitimacy of all state action has to be rooted somehow in the people. Federal constitutional orders recognize the existence of a national and of separate regional political bodies. Therefore, the subject behind, defined … [Read more...]
Global Governance Through Comparative International Law? Inter-American Constitutionalism and The Changing Role of Domestic Courts in the Construction of the International Law
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The Unequal Equality of Sovereigns: A Brief History of “Peripheral Personality”
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Investment Treaty Arbitration and the (New) Law of State Responsibility
The case study of investment treaty arbitration provides an opportunity to examine whether and how the invocation of responsibility by a non-State actor has affected secondary rules of State responsibility. This article takes the analytical perspective of investors, capable of … [Read more...]
Humanitarian Financial Intervention
Over the past several decades, states have used international asset freezes with increasing frequency as a mechanism for promoting human rights abroad. Yet the international law governing this mechanism, which I refer to as ‘humanitarian financial intervention,’ … [Read more...]
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