INTERNATIONAL LAW2012

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International Law 2012

General International Law 5

International Commercial and Financial Law 16

International Criminal Law 19

International Economic Law & Arbitration 23

International Environmental and Energy Law 30

International Human Rights Law 33

Use of Force and the Law of Armed Conflict 41

European Union Law 46

Comparative Constitutional Law 48

Law & Religion 50

International Law & Politics 52

Index 55

OUP Branches 58

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HIGHLIGHTS

Expanded Journals Coverage

Oxford University Press is delighted to have been

chosen by ICSID as the new publisher of the ICSID Review

from 2012. The Review joins our illustrious list of titles in

international economic law and dispute settlement with

an appeal to a wide range of practitioners and scholars.

These include Journal of World Energy Law & Business,

celebrating its fifth anniversary in 2012 and published

on behalf of the AIPN; Journal of International Dispute

Settlement, winner of the OGEMID IDR-Related article

of the year prize for 2011 for Arbitration in Autumn,

and the long-standing Journal of International Economic Law.

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New Editions of Classic Works

International law scholarship features a number of

titles that are known simply by their author’s or editor’s

names. 2012 sees the publication of a number of highly

anticipated new editions of such works: the print edition

of the Max Planck (Encyclopedia of Public International Law),

Brownlie (Principles of Public International Law brought fully

up to date by James Crawford), Brierly (Law of Nations

revised by Andrew Clapham) and Simma (The Charter

of the United Nations, a Commentary, now in its 3rd edition).

Focus on Humanitarian Law

A number of new works look at how international

law conceptualizes and responds to violence. William

Schabas casts a critical eye on the tensions that lie

beneath the surface of international criminal justice.

Mark Drumbl also looks at the role of law in responding

to mass atrocity but focuses on the persistence of child

soldiering, suggesting new ways to tackle the problem.

Targeted Killings brings together leading thinkers from law,

politics, and philosophy to provide fresh insights into

one of the most controversial practices of the War on

Terror. Finally, there is a new edition of Eyal Benvenisti’s

seminal book on the law of occupation.

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New Oxford Handbooks

The prestigious Oxford Handbooks series aims

to map the debates that animate fields of research.

2012 sees the addition of four new titles of interest

to international lawyers.

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