The development of international law by the European Court of Human Rights

J. G. Merrills

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The Court as an international institution the Court's judgements the Court's conception of the Strasbourg system the Court's methods of interpretation the effectiveness principle human rights and democratic values the margin of appreciation general principles of law the Convention and international law ideology and international human rights law.

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