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111 2  Theory and Philosophy of Customary International Law and 
       its Interpretation (Conference)|d(2019 :
       |cRijksuniversiteit Groningen) 
245 14 The theory, practice and interpretation of customary 
       international law /|cedited by Panos Merkouris, Jörg 
       Kammerhofer, Noora Arajärvi ; assistant editor, Nina 
       Mileva. 
264  1 Cambridge, United Kingdom ;|aNew York, NY :|bCambridge 
       University Press,|c2022. 
300    1 online resource (xlii, 604 pages). 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
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490 1  The rules of interpretation of customary international law
500    "This edited volume finds its origin in a conference on 
       the theory and practice of customary international law 
       (CIL) and its interpretation, held in May 2019 at the 
       University of Groningen. The conference was co-organized 
       by the TRICI-Law project and the Interest Group on 
       International Legal Theory and Philosophy (IGILTP)"--
       Preface. 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 00 |tBetween pragmatism and disenchantments : the theory of 
       customary international law after the ILC Project /|rJörg 
       Kammerhofer --|tThe custom-making moment in customary 
       international law /|rJean d'Aspremont --|tMisinterpreting 
       customary international law : corrupt pedigree or self-
       fulfilling prophecy? /|rNoora Arajärvi --|tThe logic of 
       absence in customary international law : an open-system 
       approach /|rAnna Irene Baka --|tSchrödinger's custom : 
       implications of identification on the interpretation of 
       customary international law /|rMarkus P. Beham --|tThe 
       significance of state consent for the legitimate authority
       of customary international law /|rAndreas Føllesdal --
       |tCustom and the regulation of 'the sources of 
       international law' /|rDiego Mejía-Lemos --|tThe ILC's new 
       way of codifying international law, the motives behind it,
       and the interpretive approach best suited to it /|rLuigi 
       Crema --|tBeyond formalism : reviving the legacy of sir 
       henry Maine for customary international law /|rAndreas 
       Hadjigeorgiou --|tEnkapsis and the development of 
       customary international law : an encyclopedic approach to 
       inter-legality /|rRomel Regalado Bagares --|tCustomary 
       international law in the reasoning of international courts
       and tribunals /|rVladyslav Lanovoy --|tEureka! On courts' 
       discretion in 'ascertaining' rules of customary 
       international law /|rLetizia Lo Giacco --|tIdentification 
       of and resort to customary international law by the WTO 
       appellate body /|rMariana Clara De Andrade --|tThe 
       practice of non-state armed groups and the formation of 
       customary international humanitarian law : towards direct 
       relevance? /|rZhuo Liang --|tIdentifying custom in 
       universal periodic review recommendations /|rFrederick 
       Cowell --|tInterpreting customary international law : 
       you'll never walk alone /|rPanos Merkouris --|tPractical 
       reasoning and interpretation of customary international 
       law /|rKostiantyn Gorobets --|tDifferent strings of the 
       same harp : interpretation of rules of customary 
       international law, their identification and treaty 
       interpretation /|rMarina Fortuna --|tCustomary 
       international law : identification v interpretation /
       |rRiccardo Di Marco --|t'And in the darkness bind them' : 
       hand-waving, bootstrapping, and the interpretation of 
       customary international law after /|rChagos John R Morss 
       and Emily Forbes --|tThe role of domestic courts in the 
       interpretation of customary international law : how can we
       learn from domestic interpretive practices? /|rNina Mileva
       --|tCustomary international law interpretation : the role 
       of domestic courts /|rCedric Ryngaert --|tThe relevance of
       customary international law in the domestic legal order of
       a federal state /|rGerhard Hoogers. 
588    Description based on online resource; title from title 
       screen (viewed May 5, 2022). 
590    Cambridge University Press|bCambridge Open Access Books 
       and Elements 
650  0 Customary law, International|vCongresses. 
650  7 Customary law, International.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00885527 
655  7 Conference papers and proceedings.|2fast
       |0(OCoLC)fst01423772 
655  7 Conference papers and proceedings.|2lcgft 
700 1  Merkouris, Panos,|eeditor. 
700 1  Kammerhofer, Jörg,|eeditor. 
700 1  Arajärvi, Noora,|eeditor. 
700 1  Mileva, Nina,|d1992-|eeditor. 
776 08 |iPrint version:|aTheory and Philosophy of Customary 
       International Law and its Interpretation (Conference) 
       (2019 :|tTheory, practice and interpretation of customary 
       international law|dCambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, 
       NY : Cambridge University Press, 2022|z9781316516898
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