The Protection of General Interests in Contemporary International Law A Theoretical and Empirical Inquiry

A. Introduction
1. The Protection of General Interests in Contemporary International Law: Some Introductory Remarks, Massimo Iovane, Fulvio M. Palombino, Daniele Amoroso, and Giovanni Zarra
B. General Notions
2. Common Areas, Global Commons, and Common Concern, Nilufer Oral
3. Fundamental Values and International Law, Massimo Iovane and Pierfrancesco Rossi
4. Commons, Democracy, and Global (Economic) Governance: Exploring a Triangular Relationship, Samuel Cogolati and Jan Wouters
C. Global Public Goods
5. A Global Public Good? An Empirical Perspective on International Investment Law and Arbitration, Daniel Behn, Ole K. Fauchald, and Malcolm Langford
6. Can Public Goods be Protected When 'the Sovereign Sleeps'? Why Does the EU Fail to Protect Fundamental Rights in Transatlantic Free Trade Agreements?, Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann
7. Water as an Impure Global Public Good and the Impact of Procedural Rights on its Protection, Fulvia Staiano
D. Global Commons
8. Protecting the Atmosphere as a Global Common: Challenges and Constraints in Contemporary International Law, Christine Bakker
9. The Cyberspace as Common Heritage of Mankind, Antonio Segura Serrano
10. The International Criminal Law Aspects of the Protection of Global Commons: The Case of Cultural Heritage, Francesca Capone
E. Fundamental Values
11. Enhancing ICJ Procedures in Order to Promote Fundamental Values: Overcoming the Prevailing Tension Between Bilateralism and Community Interests, Paula Almeida
12. Community Interests in World Trade Law, Christian Tietje and Andrzej Lang
13. Cultural Heritage and Common Heritage, The Changing Role of States and International Organisations, Ana Filipa Vrdoljak
F. Global Governance
14. A New Law of Cooperation: Collective Action, International Organizations, and Fragmentation, Peter Tobias Stoll
15. The UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Governance of Global Public Goods: The Quest for Legitimacy, Winfried Huck
16. Fences, Fiction, and the Magic Mountain: Responsibility-sharing for Refugees in Europe, Dana Schmalz
17. Disasters: An Additional (Legal) Dimension for the Protection of Cultural and Natural Heritage, Giulio Bartolini