Book contents
- Regime Interaction in International Law
- Regime Interaction in International Law
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: TheProductive Friction between Regimes
- Part I Contexts
- Part II Communities
- Part III Control
- 7 Norm Interpretation across International Regimes: Competences and Legitimacy
- 8 Relations between International Courts and Tribunals: The ‘Regime Problem’
- 9 Importing Other International Regimes into World Trade Organization Litigation
- 10 Hegemonic Regimes
- Index
8 - Relations between International Courts and Tribunals: The ‘Regime Problem’
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Book contents
- Regime Interaction in International Law
- Regime Interaction in International Law
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: TheProductive Friction between Regimes
- Part I Contexts
- Part II Communities
- Part III Control
- 7 Norm Interpretation across International Regimes: Competences and Legitimacy
- 8 Relations between International Courts and Tribunals: The ‘Regime Problem’
- 9 Importing Other International Regimes into World Trade Organization Litigation
- 10 Hegemonic Regimes
- Index
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- Regime Interaction in International LawFacing Fragmentation, pp. 235 - 260Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2012
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