EVENTS THE FORCE OF INTERNATIONAL LAWPDF电子书下载

Introduction&FLEUR JOHNS， RICHARD JOYCE AND SUNDHYA PAHUJA 1

1 The international law in force： anachronistic ethics and divine violence&JENNIFER BEARD 18

2 Absolute contingency and the prescriptive force of international law， Chiapas—Valladolid， ca. 1550&OSCAR GUARDIOLA-RIVERA 29

3 Latin roots： the force of international law as event&PETER FITZPATRICK 43

4 Westphalia： event， memory， myth&RICHARD JOYCE 55

5 The force of a doctrine： art. 38 of the PCIJ Statute and the sources of international law&THOMAS SKOUTERIS 69

6 Paris 1793 and 1871： levee en masse as event&GERRY SIMPSON 81

7 Decolonization and the eventness of international law&SUNDHYA PAHUJA 91

8 Post-war to new world order and post-socialist transition： 1989 as pseudo-event&SCOTT NEWTON 106

9 The liberation of Nelson Mandela： anatomy of a ‘happy event’ in international law&FREDERIC MEGRET 117

10 Political trials as events&EMILIOS CHRISTODOULIDIS 130

11 The Tokyo Women’s Tribunal and the turn to fiction&KAREN KNOP 145

12 Many hundred thousand bodies later： an analysis of the ‘legacy’ of the international criminal tribunal for Rwanda&DENISE FERREIRA DA SILVA 165

13 From the state to the Union： international law and the appropriation of the new Europe&PATRICIA TUITT 177

14 The emergence of the World Trade Organization：another triumph of corporate capitalism？&FIONA MACMILLAN 191

15 The World Trade Organization and development：victory of ‘rational choice’？&DONATELLA ALESSANDRINI 207

16 Protesting the WTO in Seattle： transnational citizen action， international law and the event&RUTH M. BUCHANAN 221

17 Globalism， memory and 9/11： a critical Third World perspective&OBIORA CHINEDU OKAFOR 234

18 Provoking international law： war and regime change in Iraq&JOHN STRAWSON 246

19 The torture memos&FLEUR JOHNS 260

Index 279