Global Trends: Law, Policy & Justice is a Festschrift for Professor Giuliana Ziccardi Capaldo which offers a broad and challenging view of the changing world society and the implications of globalization for the content and structure of the law, the development of judicial institutions and the shaping of world policies. Contributions made by judges of international tribunals, scholars, and practitioners offers insights into different aspects of globalization and its implications on changes in the world system. It examines a variety of current issues relating to international law, judicial institutions and global policies, focusing on different aspects of globalization and its implications on key areas of the world system, with a particular focus on issues such as, human rights, global justice, global politics global environment and public goods.

This special edition of The Global Community Yearbook of International Law and Jurisprudence presents not only a systemic approach to changes in the world system but gives us the outline of the future evolution of the role of law, justice and policy in tomorrow's increasingly globalized society. Global Trends: Law, Policy & Justice offers the advantage of simultaneously covering new insights into the meaning and function of the concept of globalization, combined with a thorough analysis of the evolutionary trends in key areas of the world system to provide a unified vision.

Global Trends: Law, Policy & Justice is a special edition of The Global Community Yearbook of International Law and Jurisprudence, written in honor of Professor Giuliana Ziccardi Capaldo.

Foreword
M. Cherif Bassiouni

List of selected publications of Giuliana Ziccardi Capaldo

List of Editors and Contributors


Part I
Normative and Procedural Aspects of International Law

1. The Principle of Consent in Peace Missions of the European Union - Guarantee to Ensure the Law, the Policy and the Justice of International Peace and Security
Pablo Antonio Fernandez Sanchez

2. The Common But Different Responsibility (CBDR) Principle Elaborated in Relation to Other Principles of Law
Joyeeta Gupta & Nadia Sanchez

3. The Emerging South and the Evolution of Sovereignty over Natural Resources
Kishan Khoday

4. Autodétermination et sécession-remède en droit international public
Robert Kolb

5. The Protection of Fundamental Rights: The European Court of Justice (ECJ) Key Contribution to European Union (EU) Constitutional Developments
Antonio Tizzano


Part II
International Judicial Institution

6. The Advisory Function of the International Court of Justice in the Light of Recent Developments
Mohamed Bennouna

7. Regards sur la Cour permanente de justice internationale
Philippe Couvreur

8. Quelques réflexions sur láccès à la justice internationale dans le cadre du règlement des différends relatifs au droit de la mer
Philippe Gautier

9. Fundamental Principle of Without Prejudice¨in Submissions to the United Nations Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf (UNCLCS) in East, South, West and North Africa
Barbara Kwiatkowska

10. Judges and Rule of Law in Times of Political Change or Transition
Suzannah Linton & Firew Kebede Tiba

11. Reflections on International Adjudication in the Light of Recent Case Law
John Merrills


Part III
International Criminal Justice

12. The Inequality of Harm: Unpunished Allied Atrocities, the Nuremberg Fallacy, and Why Global Criminal Justice Remains a Mirage
Steven Becker

13. Echoes of the Genocide Reflections on Turkey's Treatment of Armenian Property Rights
Michael Bohlander & Taner Akcam

14. Etat de nécessité et opérations militaires ciblées
Olivier Corten

15. The Legacy of the Charles Taylor Judgment: Challenging Selective Prosecutions of Political Leaders
Geert-Jan Alexander Knoops

16. Post-Conflict Justice: Legal Doctrine, General Jurisprudence and Stakeholder Frameworks
Anja Matwijkiw & Bronik Matwijkiw

17. Compulsory Production of Evidence in International Criminal Proceedings: Public Interests at Stake Beyond Punishment of the Guilty
Anna Oriolo

18. Malos tiempos para la justicia universal
Antonio Remiro Brotons


Part IV
Globalization and International Law

19. Overcoming the Global Crisis: A Humanistic Standpoint
Richard Falk

20. Global Powers and the Rule of Law
Hans Koechler

21. The Several Faces of Globalization
Richard Mansbach

22. Evolutionary Global Politics
George Modelski

23. State Responsibility in Respect of International Wrongful Acts of Third Persons: The Theory of Control
Rafael Nieto-Navia

24. Organizing for Good: Republican Theory in a Changing World
Nicholas Onuf

25. Global Constitutional Law? Why Cosmopolitan Aggregate Public GoodsD" Must Be Protected by Cosmopolitan Conceptions of International Law
Ulrich Petersmann

26. The Possibility of Climate Manufacturing and the Need for Global Governance
Karen C. Sokol

27. Global Law and Global Governance: The United Nation's Role in Filling Gaps
Ramesh Thakur & Thomas Weiss

28. Natural Disasters, Climate Change and World Heritage: The Evolution of the International Risk Prevention and Management Strategies
Anna Vigorito

29. The New Haven School of Legal Theory and Traditional Chinese Culture
Guiguo Wang


Analytical Index