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Recueil Des Cours, Collected Courses, Tome 428

Recueil Des Cours, Collected Courses, Tome 428

Académie de Droit International de la Haye

Hardcover

Series: Collected Courses of the Hague Academy of International Law, Book 428

General Law

ISBN10: 9004544402
ISBN13: 9789004544406
Publisher: Brill Nijhoff
Published: Mar 30 2023
Pages: 526
Weight: 2.15
Height: 1.81 Width: 6.30 Depth: 9.45
Language: English
Watch the interview with Mario Oyarzábal on The Influence of Public International Law upon Private International Law: In History and Theory and in the Formation and Application of the Law.

Read the interview with Slim Laghmani on Islam et droit international (in English) / (in French)

Islam et droit international par Slim Laghmani:
Y a-t-il en matière de droit des gens une exception musulmane ? Ce cours tente de montrer que non.
Dans son contenu normatif, le droit de gens musulman a été beaucoup plus déterminé par le cadre historico-politique dans lequel il a été développé et codifié, l'empire, que par la foi musulmane.
Sa forme, sa rationalité interne et son fondement ont été, eux, déterminés par une lecture, une interprétation volontariste de l'Islam qui a été érigée en orthodoxie, un autre fait d'histoire donc.
La particularité du droit des gens musulman tient à ce que ce contenu normatif, cette rationalité interne et ce fondement ont été sacralisés et de ce fait figés et que cette historicité a été en quelque sorte refoulée de sorte que le commun des musulman attribue au divin ce qui a été un fait humain.

The Influence of Public International Law upon Private International Law: In History and Theory and in the Formation and Application of the Law by Mario J. A. Oyarzábal:
This course explores the influence of public international law upon private international law, in the history and the theory as well as in the formation and the application of the law. It focuses on the biggest transformations that have taken place on the international plane over the course of the last century and assesses how that has affected the legal landscape, raising questions as to the scope and the potential of private international law and the suitability of the traditional sources of international law to address the role of private actors and the incursion of public law in the private arena. Examples are drawn from the areas of jurisdictional immunities and their impact on the right of access to justice, mutual legal assistance, sovereign debt restructuring, child protection, sports, arts law, cyberspace, and issues related to law of the sea and climate change. This course takes a pragmatic problem-solving approach, which nonetheless is systemic and based on principles, and argues that while public and private international law are and should be kept as separate legal fields, both are needed to address an increasing number of issues.

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