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THE CONCEPT OF UNITY IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAWPDF|Epub|txt|kindle电子书版本网盘下载
- MARIO PROST 著
- 出版社： OXFORD AND PORTLAND OREGON
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- 出版时间：2012
- 标注页数：218页
- 文件大小：12MB
- 文件页数：225页
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图书目录
1 Introduction1
Ⅰ. The roots of a postmodern anxiety4
Ⅱ. From too little to too much law: mapping the fragmentation debate8
Ⅲ. Towards an exploratory philosophy of unity14
Ⅳ. Outline of the book17
Ⅴ. Some caveats and clarifications19
2 Of Unity， Perspective and Perception: An Ontological Preamble21
Ⅰ. From the simple to the complex: elementary unity and unity by composition23
Ⅱ. In flesh and ideas: unity as interpretation25
Ⅲ. Multi-causational unity27
Ⅳ. Unity and the laws of perspective29
Ⅴ. Intermediate conclusions: unity， choice and ruse30
3 Unity， Unification， Universality: A Terminological Disambiguation32
Ⅰ. Unity and unification32
Ⅱ. Unity and universality34
A. Two basic conceptions of universality35
B. Fragmentary universality36
C. Conflicts of universals38
Ⅲ. Intermediate conclusions - complexity on the global marketplace of law: the MOX Plant Dispute38
4 Material Unity46
Ⅰ. The ‘no conflict’ theory of unity47
Ⅱ. The definition of ‘norm conflict’ in theory and practice50
A. Stricto sensu conflicts52
B. Medio sensu conflicts57
C. Lato sensu conflicts60
Ⅲ. Intermediate conclusions66
5 Formal Unity69
Ⅰ. Three conceptions of the legal order70
A. The institutionalist approach71
B. The normativist approach73
(i) Kelsen73
(ii) Hart74
C. The post-normativist approach76
(i) Raz76
(ii) Dworkin78
D. Conventional discourses on formal unity: two forms of reductionism80
Ⅱ. Taking Hart seriously: secondary rules， determinacy and acceptance83
A. The determinacy of secondary rules85
B. The unified and general acceptance of secondary rules87
C. Two unexplored conditions89
Ⅲ. Issues of determinacy: questioning the sources of international law91
Ⅳ. Issues of acceptance: the International Islamic Court of Justice and the Shari’a as the ultimate rule of recognition106
A. International law， modernity and secularism108
B. Precarious man， postmodernity and the resurgence of religion112
C. The resurgence of religion and international law: the OIC and the IICJ115
Ⅴ. Intermediate conclusions125
6 Cultural Unity129
Ⅰ. International law as an intellectual and professional discipline130
Ⅱ. The concept of legal culture135
Ⅲ. The unity of international law as a cultural system140
A. International law as a mental universe: esprit de corps and collective consciousness141
B. International law as a discursive formation: syntax and grammar148
C. Static and dialectical unity: folded international law154
Ⅳ. Intermediate conclusions: the invisible hand of legal culture159
7 Logical Unity161
Ⅰ. Epistemo-logical unity: Ah! In the hypothesis!161
A. Hermeneutic presumption， entitlement and constraint162
B. Kantian critique and unity as a regulative principle166
C. Rechtswissenschaft and the development of a ‘scientific’jurisprudence169
D. Intermediate conclusion173
Ⅱ. Axio-logical unity175
A. Substantive and formal values180
B. Individual and collective values181
C. Patrimonial and programmatic values183
D. Axiology of orientation and axiology of validation: super-determination ‘hard’ and ‘soft’184
Ⅲ. Intermediate conclusions: the hesitant fettering of the thousand necks188
8 General Conclusion: Unitas Multiplex191
Ⅰ. Changing lenses: Tadic revisited194
Ⅱ. Territorial battles and merchants of unity201
Index213