The ICJ, the ECJ, and the Integrity of International Law

Rosalyn Higgins

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European and International Law Studies International Law and Human Rights Judicial and Constitutional Studies

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The European Court of Justice and the International Court of Justice are both courts born of war, established by interstate treaties and having their seats in European cities. The relationship between Luxembourg and Strasbourg has been well explored, and has developed over the years. The major issue today seems to be one of the coherence of human rights protection in Europe—an issue addressed with knowledge, depth, and insight by Kruger and Polakiewicz in the OctoberHuman Rights Law Journal.2

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1995International Law in a World of Liberal States 1997The Real New World Order 2001The Role of Public International Law in the WTO: How Far Can We Go?2017The 1899 Hague Peace Conference: "The Parliament of Man, the Federation of the World."

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