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|a Once century Peace Palace, from past to present
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|a IMAGE 1 CONTENTS RANDALL LESAFFER THE TEMPLE OF PEACE. THE HAGUE PEACE CONFERENCES, ANDREW CARNEGIE AND THE BUILDING OF THE PEACE PALACE (1898-1913) 1 JEROEN VERVLIET PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE AND THE HISTORY AND LEGACY OF THE 1899 AND 1907 HAGUE CONFERENCES 39 HANS VAN LOON AND STEPHANIE DE DYCKER THE ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 73 IMAGE 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. OPENING THE DOORS TO THE TEMPLE OF PEACE 5 2. INTERNATIONAL POLITICS IN THE 'AGE OF EMPIRE' (1870-1898) 7 3. THE 'PEACE THROUGH LAW' MOVEMENT 14 4. THE TSAR'S RESCRIPT AND THE FIRST HAGUE PEACE CONFERENCE (1898-1899) 22 5. ANDREW CARNEGIE AND THE TEMPLE OF PEACE (1899-1907) 25 6. EPILOGUE 34 7. SUMMARY BY WAY OFCONCLUSION 37 8. PROPOSITIONS AND POINTS FOR DISCUSSION 38 3 IMAGE 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS L. INTRODUCTION 43 1.1 GENERAL REMARKS ON MEANS OF PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES 43 1.2 HISTORIC QUINTESSENCE 44 1.3 FOCUS OF THE PAPER 44 2. FIRST PHASE. ESTABLISHING THE CULTURE OF PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES 45 2.1 THE 1794 JAY TREATY 45 2.2 THE 1872ALABAMA-CASE .46 2.3 THE'INSTITUTDEDROITLNTERNATIONAL'IN 1875 AND 1877 .46 2.4 RUSSIAN SCHOLARSHIP PAVING THE WAY: L.A. KAMAROVSKI .47 2.5 HARVEST OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY HEYDAY .48 3. THE FIRST HAGUE PEACE CONFERENCE OF 1899. THE 'SECOND PHASE' STARTS 49 3.1 RUSSIA TAKES COMMAND .49 3.2 PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES SCHEDULED .49 3.3 THE THIRD COMMISSION AT WORK AND GERMANY'S NEGATIVE STAND 50 3.4 THE CONVENTION IN PROGRESS 51 3.5 BIRTH OF THE PERMANENT COURT OF ARBITRATION 52 4. THE SECOND HAGUE PEACE CONFERENCE OF 1907. THE 'SECOND PHASE' CONTINUED 53 4.1 COMING TOGETHER AGAIN 53 4.2 COURT OF ARBITRAL JUSTICE 54 4.3 GENERAL AMENDMENTS IN THE ARTICLES ON THE PERMANENT COURT OF ARBITRATION 54 4.4 INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONS OF INQUIRY 55
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|a 4.5 GLOBAL ATTENDANCE AND VIEWS ON COMPULSORY ARBITRATION 55 4.6 THE NETHERLANDS AND THE 1907 CONVENTION FOR THE PACIFIC SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES 56 4.7 THE FINAL ACT AND CLOSING STATEMENTS 57 5. THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS EPOCH. THE 'THIRD PHASE' 58 5.1 THE PERMANENT COURT OFINTERNATIONAL JUSTICE 58 5.2 THE KELLOGG-BRIAND PACT 59 5.3 THE 1928 GENERAL ACT FOR THE PACIFIC SETTLEMENT OF] NTERNATIONAL DISPUTES 60 6. THE UNITED NATIONS ERA. 'FOURTH PHASE' 60 6.1 THE UNITED NATIONS, COMPULSORY JURISDICTION AND THE COLD WAR 60 41 IMAGE 4 6.2 INTERTWINING THE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER AND THE STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE 62 6.2.1 THE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER 62 6.2.2 JURISDICTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE IN CONTENTIOUS CASES 63 6.2.3 THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE AND NEGOTIATION AS A MEANS OF PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES 64 6.2.4 ADVISORY OPINIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE 65 6.3 POLICY AND MECHANISMS 65 6.3.1 THE MANILA DECLARATION 65 6.3.2 THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS, ADJUDICATION AND MEDIATION 65 7. THE FIFTH PHASE AND CONCLUSIONS 66 7.1 REGIONALIZATION AND SPECIALIZATION 66 7.2 CONCLUSIONS 67 8. BIBLIOGRAPHY 69 9. PROPOSITIONS AND POINTS FOR DISCUSSION 72 42 IMAGE 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER I THE ROLE OF THE COURT - INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 77 1 THE INTERACTION BETWEEN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 77 2 PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW - THE PERSPECTIVE OF THIS PREADVIES 78 3 THE ICJ - JURISDICTIONAL AND PROCEDURAL ASPECTS 79 3.1 EXISTENCE OF A DISPUTE 80 3.2 CONSENT OF THE STATES PARTIES TO SUBMIT THE DISPUTE TO THE ICJ 81 3.3 APPLICABLE LAW 82 CHAPTER II JUDGMENTS OF THE COURT ON ISSUES OFPRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW OR RELEVANT TO THE DEVELOPMENT OFPRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 83 CASE LAW DIRECTLY DEALING WITH ISSUES OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 83 1.1 CHOICE OF LAW - SERBIAN AND BRAZILIAN LOANS 83 1.2 JURISDICTION OF THE COURTS 87 1.2.1 THE BOLL CASE 87
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|a 1.2.2 INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION OF THE LUGANO CONVENTION ON JURISDICTION AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS IN CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL MATTERS 93 2 CASE-LAW RELEVANT TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 94 2.1 NATIONALITY 94 2.1.1 NOTTEBOHM 95 2.1.2 BARCELONA TRACTION 97 2.2 STATE IMMUNITY: THE CASE OF GERMANY V.ITALY (GREECE INTERVENING) 100 2.3 VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS: AHMADOU SADIO DIALLO 103 CHAPTER III SOME THOUGHTS ON THEPOSSIBLE FUTURE ROLE OF THE WORLDCOURT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 104 L . A PRECEDENT: THE 1931 HAGUE PROTOCOL 106 2. OTHER WAYS TO SECURE UNIFORMITY OF INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW CONVENTIONS - THEIR LIMITATIONS 107 3. IS RECOURSE TO THE ICJ AN OPTION? 110 3.1 REFERENCE OF INTER-STATE DISPUTES TO THE ICJ? 112 3.2 REFERENCE BY NATIONAL (OR EVEN REGIONAL) COURTS TO THE ICJ? 113 PROPOSITIONS AND POINTS FOR DISCUSSION 118 75
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