Liber Amicorum Judge Shigeru Oda

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Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents VIII. International Litigation: Strategies, Rules and Procedures Trust Funds in International Litigation The Uses and Abuses of Advisory Opinions Why Do States Take Disputes to the International Court? Appearing “for” or “on behalf of” a State: The Role of Private Counsel Before International Tribunals Deprivation of Property of Foreigners under International Law Third Parties Before International Tribunals: The ICJ and the WTO The Differences Between Conducting a Case in the ICJ and in an ad hoc Arbitration Tribunal - An Inside View On the Legal Character of Retaliation in the World Trade Organization System Towards a More Proactive System of Dispute Settlement Les demandes reconventionelles devant la Cour internationale de Justice Exhaustion of Domestic Remedies The 1928 General Act for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes Revisited Bilateral, Plural and Multipartite Elements in International Judicial Settlement IX. Land and Maritime Boundaries, International Watercourses and Other Waters International Maritime Boundaries for the Continental Shelf: The Relevance of Natural Prolongation The Problem of Delimiting the Maritime Zone Between China (Mainland and Taiwan) and Japan The Role of Proportionality in Maritime Delimitation Revisited: The Origin and the Meaning of the Principle from the Early Decisions of the Court International Watercourses in the Jurisprudence of the World Court On the Quasi-Normative Effect of Maritime Boundary Agreements Considerations of Equity in Maritime Boundary Cases Before the International Court of Justice Oil and Gas in the Caspian Sea and International Law Maritime Boundary Issues and Their Resolution: An Overview Deutsche Seegrenzen Linking Equity and Law in Maritime Delimitation The Austrian Continental Shelf Peaceful Settlement of Boundary Disputes under the Auspices of the Organisation of African Unity and the United Nations: The Case of the Frontier Dispute Between Eritrea and Ethiopia Judge Shigeru Oda and Maritime Boundary Delimitation X. The Law of the Sea A Few Remarks on the Theoretical Basis of the New Law of the Sea Changes in Japan’s Policy on the Law of the Sea The Continental Shelf: Interplay of Law and Science Waves Within and Outside the Law of the Sea: Traversing Gaps, Ambiguities and Priorities Coastal State Jurisdiction over Refugees and Migrants at Sea The Intertemporal Character of International Law Regarding the Ocean The Definition of the Law of the Sea XI. The Environment and the Law of the Sea The Common Heritage of Mankind: From Non-living to Living Resources and Beyond Das Seerecht als Motor des internationalen Umweltrechts Gedanken zu neueren Entwicklungen im Bereich des Tiefseebergbaus Evolution in the Fishery Provisions of UNCLOS The Common Heritage of Mankind in the Present Law of the Sea From Confrontation to Cooperation on the High Seas: Recent Developments in International Law Concerning the Conservation of Marine Resources Civil Liability and Compensation for Vessel-Source Pollution of the Marine Environment and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (1982) XII. Human Rights The Follow-Up Procedure of the Human Rights Committee’s Views Les droits de l’homme et la Cour internationale de Justice : une vision latino-américaine The Impact of Judgments and Advisory Opinions of the PCIJ-ICJ on Regional Courts of Human Rights Cultural and Ideological Pluralism in Public International Law XIII. Defence, the Use of Force and the Law of Armed Conflict Contemporary Law Regulating Armed Conflict at Sea The Relationship Between the UN Charter and General International Law Regarding Non-Use of Force: The Case of NATO’s Air Campaign in the Kosovo Crisis of 1999 A Review of the Debate in the United States Senate over the Deployment of Ground Troops to Kosovo International Organizations and Use of Force Réflexions sur l’intégration européenne dans les domaines des relations extérieures et de la défense