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9780198899419

International Law and Universality

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    9780198899419

  • ISBN10:

    0198899416

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2024-07-23
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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Author Biography

Isil Aral, Assistant Professor of Public International Law, Koç§ University, and Jean d'Aspremont, Professor of International Law, Sciences Po School of Law

Isil Aral is an Assistant Professor of Public International Law at Koç University. Her research focuses on international legal theory, international organisations law and international human rights law. She received her LL.M. from the London School of Economics and Ph.D. from the University of Manchester. Her work has been published in the Journal on the Use of Force and International Law, Oxford Bibliographies in International Law and Oxford International Organizations (OXIO). Her monograph 'International Law as a Set of Narratives' will be published by Cambridge University Press in 2024.

Jean d'Aspremont is a Professor of International Law at Sciences Po School of Law. He also holds a chair of Public International Law at the University of Manchester. He is General Editor of the Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law and Director of Oxford International Organizations (OXIO). He is a series editor of the Melland Schill Studies in International Law. On top of 10 research monographs and 10 edited books, he has published close to 180 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters. Some of his articles and monographs have been translated in several languages including Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, Japanese and Persian.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction, Isil Aral and Jean D'aspremontThe Idea of Universality2. The Spaces of the Universal and the Particular in International Law: Questioning Binaries and Uncovering Political Projects, Gail C Lythgoe3. The Philosophical Problem of Universals and Universality Binaries in International Law: Hobbes and Leibniz Compared, Ekaterina Yahyaoui Krivenko4. Universalising the Particular; or, Hotel and Carrier Bag, Matthew Nicholson5. International Legal Universalism: A Reactionary Ideology of Disciplinary Self-Aggrandizement, Akbar RasulovThe Invention of Universality6. The Assumption, Not Invention, of Universality Is the Problem, Onuma Yasuaki and Ishii Yurika7. L'Invention de l'Universalité du Droit International, Frédéric MégretUniversality and Rights8. Universal Human Rights within Social Particulars, Mark Retter9. Human Rights Nationalism as Universality Challenge, Tilmann AltwickerUniversality and the Non-Human10. Universalisms of Human Dominion, Alejandro Lorite11. The Universal Recognition of Animal Welfare and its Dark Sides, Régis BismuthUniversality beyond Europe12. Regionalism, Hegemony, and Universality in the International Order of the Far East, Mohammad Shahabuddin13. Universality in International Law Beyond the European: An Islamic Law Perspective, Mashood Baderin14. Beyond Co-option and Contestation: The Chinese Belt and Road Initiative and the Universality of International Law, Kanad Bagchi and Milan TahraouiUniversality and the Languages of International Law15. The Power of Images: Questioning the Universality of International Human Rights Law, Elisabeth Roy-Trudel16. German 'Dogmatik' - An Untranslatable Concept if Ever There was One?, Markus BehamCritique and Resistance to Universality17. The Retreat of the State in International Law? The Paris Agreement as a Case Study, Maiko Meguro18. Oscillating Justice: Between Universal and Particular, Zinaida Miller19. Conceptual Universality vs Pragmatic Particularity in International Adjudication, Andreas Kulick

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