Development and Developing International and European Law
Essays in Honour of Konrad Ginther on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday
Published on 1. November 1999
Book
Hardback
799 pages
978-3-631-34347-0 (ISBN)
Description
This book contains more than 40 contributions from academics, specialists and practitioners in International and European law as well as transnational constitutional law. The articles focus on recent developments in these fields and in particular on legal aspects of development. The book is dedicated to Konrad Ginther whose own academic research and work have always been devoted to new developments in international law and the shift of legal paradigms at universal and regional levels. International law in transformation and the right to (sustainable) development as a legal principle have been important aspects of his work. The contributions of his colleagues, friends and scholars, published in honour of his 65th birthday, reflect the interplay of theory, dogmatics and the practice of development in international, European and national constitutional law.
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The Contributors: Philip Allott, Franz Cede, Gerhard Hafner, Günther Handl, Heribert Franz Köck, Margit Hintersteininger, Winfried Lang+, Willibald Posch, Ignaz Seidl-Hohenveldern, Bruno Simma, Daniel-Erasmus Khan, Henn-Jüri Uibopuu, Paul J.I.M. De Waart, Karl Zemanek, Wahé Balekjian, Wolfgang Benedek, Philip Kunig, Gerhard Loibl, Christoph Schreuer, Peter Slinn, Friedl Weiss, Bojko Bucar, Peter Fischer, Waldemar Hummer, Hubert Isak, Karl M. Meessen, Hanspeter Neuhold, Christian Pippan, Christoph Vedder, Christine Ainetter-Brautigam, Andreas Auprich, Kurt Herndl, Wolfram Karl, Renate Kicker, Manfred Nowak, Gerd Oberleitner, Lilly Sucharipa-Behrmann, Stefan Trechsel, Ludwig Adamovich, Brun-Otto Bryde, Edmund Primosch, Manfred Rotter, Daniel Thürer, Ferdinand Trauttmansdorff.
The Editors: Wolfgang Benedek, Extra-ordinary Professor of International Law;
Hubert Isak, Extra-ordinary Professor of International and European Law and Jean-Monnet Professor of European Law;
Renate Kicker, Associate Professor at the Institute of International Law and International Relations; all at the University of Graz, Austria.
Content
Contents: International Law: Theory and Practice - Development, Economy and Environment - European Law - Human Rights and Humanitarian Law - National and International Constitutional Law.