Studies on International Courts and Tribunals - Series page

pp ii-iv

International Courts versus Non-Compliance Mechanisms - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-ix

Contributors

pp x-xviii

Foreword

pp xix-xx

Introduction

pp 1-12

1 - Non-Compliance Mechanisms or International Courts: How to Increase Treaty Compliance?

pp 3-12

Part I - General and Conceptual Issues

pp 13-96

2 - Lessons from the Paris Agreement for International Pandemic Law and Beyond

pp 15-48

3 - The New Generation of Environmental Non-Compliance Procedures and the Question of Legitimacy

pp 49-70

4 - International Courts versus Compliance Mechanisms through the Lens of the Gabčíkovo–Nagymaros and Bystroe Canal Cases

pp 71-96

Part II - Specific Procedures

pp 97-168

5 - The Advisory Procedure in Non-Compliance Procedures

pp 99-120

6 - State-to-State Procedures before Environmental Compliance Committees: Still Alive?

pp 121-144

7 - Compliance with Science-Based Treaties

pp 145-168

Part III - Trade, Finance and Investment

pp 169-236

8 - Trade’s Enforcement Conundrum

pp 171-186

9 - How the World Bank’s Dispute Resolution Services Should Benefit Affected Persons and Borrower States

pp 187-216

10 - IMF Surveillance as a Non-Compliance Mechanism

pp 217-236

Part IV - Environment

pp 237-284

11 - Legal Mobilisation for Biodiversity Protection

pp 239-261

12 - The Right to a Healthy Environment in Latin America and the Caribbean

pp 262-284

Part V - Human Rights

pp 285-382

13 - Institutional Overlap and Comparative Effectiveness

pp 287-313

14 - The UK’s Compliance with the ICCPR and ECHR: A Tale of Two Treaties

pp 314-333

15 - Exploring the Role of Decisions by Judicial, Quasi-Judicial and Specialised Non-Judicial Bodies in Advancing Anti-Trafficking Efforts

pp 334-360

16 - The Growing Importance of Human Rights Treaty Bodies in Environmental Dispute Resolution

pp 361-382

Part VI - Criminal Law and Disarmament Law

pp 383-442