Studies on International Courts and Tribunals - Series page

pp iii-iv

Judicial Dialogue and Human Rights - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

Contributors

pp xi-xiv

Table of Cases

pp xv-xlviii

Table of Conventions and Statutes

pp xlix-l

Acknowledgements

pp li-lii

Abbreviations

pp liii-liv

1 - Introduction

pp 1-24

Part I - Judicial Dialogue in Domestic Courts

pp 25-284

2 - Judicial Dialogue on International Human Rights Law in Poland and Eastern Europe

pp 27-66

3 - Horizontal Judicial Dialogue on Human Rights

pp 67-113

4 - The Supreme Court of Canada’s Transnational Judicial Communication on Human Rights (1982–2014)

pp 114-152

5 - Ideological Barriers to Judicial Dialogue

pp 153-172

6 - Complementary Protection and Domestic Courts

pp 173-215

7 - The Construction of Same-Sex Families in Western Europe through Legislative and Judicial Dialogues

pp 216-250

Reports on Practice: Domestic Judges

pp 251-252

8 - Engaging in Judicial Dialogue

pp 253-257

9 - Engaging in Judicial Dialogue

pp 258-266

10 - Judicial Dialogue

pp 267-284

Part II - Judicial Dialogue in the European Court of Human Rights

pp 285-432

11 - The ECtHR’s Engagement with German and Russian Courts’ Decisions

pp 287-338

12 - Encouraging Judicial Dialogue

pp 339-398

Reports on Practice: ECtHR Judges

pp 399-400

13 - Dialogues between the Strasbourg Court and National Courts

pp 401-409

14 - The ECtHR’s Use of Decisions of Domestic Courts from States Not Involved in the Case and of Other Council of Europe Bodies

pp 410-418

15 - The ECtHR’ Use of Decisions of International Courts and Quasi-Judicial Bodies

pp 419-432

Part III - Normative and Theoretical Appraisals

pp 433-528