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XVII INTRODUCTION: SYSTEMIC DIALOGUE: IDENTIFYING COMMONALITIES AND EXPLORING LINKAGES IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW....................................................1 VERONICA RUIZ ABOU-NIGM, KASEY MCCALL-SMITH AND DUNCAN FRENCH I. MUTUALLY STRENGTHENING DIALOGUE....................................................................1 II. DISCERNING SYNERGIES AND SHARED VALUES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW ...................... 3 III. FUNCTIONAL COMMONALITIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW............................................4 IV. EXPLORING LINKAGES AND BOUNDARIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW ............................. 7 V. CONCLUSION.........................................................................................................9 PART I: DISCERNING SYNERGIES AND SHARED VALUES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW 1. CONNECTING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW............................................13 ALEX MILLS I. INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................13 II. SOURCES.......................................................................................................14 III. CONNECTIONS..............................................................................................16 A. PRINCIPLE.............................................................................................16 B. HISTORY...............................................................................................18 C. FUNCTIONAL aCOMMONALITY................................................................21 D. POLICY INCORPORATION ........................................................................ 25 E. SHARED OBJECTIVES ............................................................................. 26 F. METHODOLOGY.....................................................................................28 IV. CONCLUSIONS...............................................................................................31 2. WINDOWS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW ......................................................................... 33 JEAN D*ASPREMONT AND FRANCESCO GIGLIO I. INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................33 II. ROMAN INTERPRETATION: BETWEEN STRICT AND FLEXIBLE LEGAL ANALYSIS............................................................................................34 III. PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AS PROFESSIONALLY DISTINCT FIELDS...........................................................................................35 IV. NEW DESCRIPTIVE TOOLS FOR PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW ......... 36 A. DESCRIPTIVE TOOL 1: THE WINDOWS .................................................... 36 CONTENTS XII B. DESCRIPTIVE TOOL 2: THE (DE)CODERS .............................................. 37 C. DESCRIPTIVE TOOL 3: THE INBOUND AND OUTBOUND TRAVELLERS ...... 37 V. WINDOWS, (DE)CODERS AND TRAVELLERS IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW....................................................................................37 A. THE WINDOWS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ................................. 37 B. THE (DE)CODERS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW .............................. 42 C. THE TRAVELLERS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ................................. 43 VI. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW........................................................................46 A. THE WINDOWS IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW a.................................. 46 B. THE (DE)CODERS IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW ............................... 49 C. THE TRAVELLERS IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW .................................. 51 VII. CONCLUDING REMARKS..............................................................................51 3. *INTERNATIONAL* RULES IN AN INTERNAL SETTING......................................................53 KIRSTY J HOOD, QC I. INTRODUCTION............................................................................................53 II. CASE STUDY: THE UNITED KINGDOM ......................................................... 56 A. SOVEREIGNTY AND THE UK ................................................................. 56 B. THE IMPACT OF INTERNAL DIVISIONS OF SOVEREIGNTY ON PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW RULES ............... 58 C. THE BALANCE OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY AND INDIVIDUAL AUTONOMY WHERE THERE IS AN INTERNAL DIVISION OF SOVEREIGNTY: ROLE OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW ....... 62 III. CONCLUSION.................................................................................................70 PART II: FUNCTIONAL COMMONALITIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW 4. JURISDICTION: BETWIXT UNILATERALISM AND GLOBAL COORDINATION ....................... 75 DUNCAN FRENCH AND VERONICA RUIZ ABOU-NIGM I. INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................75 II. JURISDICTION: *MANY, TOO MANY, MEANINGS*.............................................77 III. TRENDS TOWARDS A GLOBAL *SYSTEM*? ......................................................... 78 IV. BASES OF JURISDICTION................................................................................81 V. JURISDICTION IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW: GLOBAL CONNECTIVITY AND *JUSTICE PLURALISM*.............................................................................85 VI. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW JURISDICTION: SOMEWHERE BETWEEN LAW aAND POWER................................................................................................89 VII. IMPROVING COORDINATION OF JURISDICTIONAL FRAMEWORKS IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW...............................................92 A. DEVELOPMENT OF, AND COORDINATION BETWEEN, RULE-BASED SYSTEMS.............................................................................................93 B. EPISTEMIC INTERNATIONALISATION OF GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL COMPETENCE ......................................................... 96 C. THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL OVERSIGHT ............................... 98 VIII. CONCLUSIONS............................................................................................104 CONTENTS 5. ON THE DWINDLING DIVIDE BETWEEN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE: THE ROLE OF SOFT LAW INSTRUMENTS IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE............................................105 RICHARD COLLINS AND MARIA MERCEDES ALHORNOZ I. INTRODUCTION: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AND THE CONFLUENCE OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW.............................................................105 II. *SOFTNESS* IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW: *DEFORMALISATION* AND THE EMERGENCE OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE ......................................... 109 III. SOFT LAW AS GOVERNANCE TECHNIQUE: THE CASE OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW..................................................................................113 IV. RESPONDING TO LAW*S GLOBALISATION? ORDER AND JUSTICE WITHIN CONTEMPORARY FRAMEWORKS......................................................118 6. THE ROLE OF GLOBAL VALUES IN THE EVALUATION OF PUBLIC POLICY IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT AND COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION ........................... 121 MARIA BLANCA NOODT TAQUELA AND ANA MARIA DAZA-CLARK 1. INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................121 II. PUBLIC POLICY AS AN EXCEPTION TO COMPLIANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL aOBLIGATIONS............................................................................................123 III. PUBLIC POLICY AND THE DIFFICULTIES IN ITS DEFINITION ............................. 124 IV. PUBLIC POLICY AS A NARROW EXCEPTION IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND A BROAD DEFENCE IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW ...................... 129 V. TYPES OF GLOBAL VALUES THAT INFLUENCE INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION ..... 132 A. PARTY AUTONOMY............................................................................132 B. FREE TRADE......................................................................................133 C. REJECTION OF CORRUPT PRACTICES.....................................................134 D. NON-DISCRIMINATION.....................................................................135 VI. INCIDENCE OF GLOBAL VALUES IN THE INTERPRETATION OF PUBLIC POLICY IN INTERNATIONAL AND COMMERCIAL AND INVESTMENT ARBITRATION ......... 136 A. PUBLIC POLICY CONCERNING THE MERITS OF THE DISPUTE AND THE ARBITRAL PROCEDURE...........................................................139 VII. CONCLUSIONS...........................................................................................143 PART III: EXPLORING LINKAGES AND BOUNDARIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW 7. RECONCILING HUMAN RIGHTS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT THROUGH CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY......................................................................147 KASEY MCCALL-SMITH AND ANDREAS RUHMKORF I. INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................147 II. CSR AND GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: THE DEVELOPING LEGAL FRAMEWORK...................................................................................148 III. THE BARRIERS IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW..............................................151 A. TNCS AND THEIR LIMITED INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PERSONALITY ............ 151 B. aEXTRATERRITORIALITY..........................................................................153 C. ABSENCE OF HARD LAW TRIGGERS SOFT LAW DEVELOPMENT .............. 155 XIII XIV CONTENTS IV. THE BARRIERS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW....................... A. THE APPLICABLE LAW................................................... 13. RULES OF JURISDICTION ................................................. C. THE LEGAL STRUCTURE OF GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS ....... . D. SUMMARY: THE BARRIERS TO PROMOTING CSR POSED BY EU PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW RULES.................... V. CASE STUDY OF THE MOBILE PHONE INDUSTRY....................... VI. TOWARDS A HYBRID REGULATORY APPROACH: TRANSCENDING THE LIMITS OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW ........ A. THE STRATEGIC USE OF HOME STATE REGULATION .......... B. STEPS TOWARD THE HYBRID REGULATORY APPROACH ..... VII. CONCLUSION.......................................................................... ..159 ..159 ,161 .164 .165 .166 .168 .170 .172 .173 .... 175 ..175 ..178 ..182 ..182 ..185 ,186 ,188 .190 8. REALISING THE OBJECTIVES OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW THROUGH PRIVATE CONTRACTS: THE NEED FOR A DIALOGUE WITH PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW SCHOLARS ............................................... ELISA MORGERA AND LORNA GILLIES I. INTRODUCTION................................................................................. II. THE NAGOYA PROTOCOL AND AD HOC PRIVATE CONTRACTS ................ A. THE INTERFACE BETWEEN THE NAGOYA PROTOCOL AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ................................................................. B. CHOICE OF JURISDICTION .......................................................... C. CHOICE OF APPLICABLE LAW .................................................... D. ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN JUDGMENTS .. E. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ........................................... F. PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS..................................................... aIII. STANDARDISED CONTRACTUAL CLAUSES UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL TREATY.......................................................................................................190 A. THE INTERFACE BETWEEN THE INTERNATIONAL TREATY AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW...........................................................................191 B. COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS............................................................194 IV. OVERALL REFLECTION...................................................................................196 . INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION AND THE ARDUOUS ROUTE TO TRANSPARENCY.................................................................................................199 SHARON E FOSTER 1. INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................199 II. HISTORY....................................................................................................200 A. MODERN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION ......................... 200 B. HISTORY OF INVESTOR-STATE ARBITRATION...........................................201 III. INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW: CONFIDENTIALITY AND PRIVACY AS THE NORM .................... IV. INVESTOR-STATE ARBITRATION IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW: TRANSPARENCY AS THE DEMAND ................................................. A. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND TRANSPARENCY................. B. INVESTOR-STATE ARBITRATION AND TRANSPARENCY............... ...... 203 ,204 .205 .206 CONTENTS XV V. CLASH OF PUBLIC VALUES WITH FUNCTIONAL APPROACHES ...................... 207 VI. HOW PRIVATE VALUES AND PUBLIC VALUES MEET....................................209 A. LACK OF HARMONISATION IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW ...... 210 B. PLURALISM.....................................................................................211 C. RULE OF LAW.................................................................................211 aVII. DISPUTE SETTLEMENT IN THE PROPOSED TTIP, TPP AND CETA ............. 213 VIII. CONCLUSIONS........................................................................................215 10. PROTECTING WHISTLEBLOWERS: THE ROLES OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW..........................................................................................217 DIMITRIOS KAGIAROS AND AMANDA WYPER I. INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................217 II. REGULATORY APPROACHES TO WHISTLEBLOWING: PROTECTION AND INCENTIVES....................................................................................219 III. DOMESTIC UK WHISTLEBLOWING REGULATION ...................................... 220 IV. PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ................................................................. 223 A. JURISDICTION.................................................................................223 B. APPLICABLE LAW .......................................................................... 225 V. THE CONTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW TO WHISTLEBLOWING..............................................................................230 A. WHISTLEBLOWERS AND FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION ........................... 231 VI. WHICH STATES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING PROTECTION IN A CROSS-BORDER DISCLOSURE? .......................................................... 234 A. HUMAN RIGHTS OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE OF DISCLOSURE............234 B. HUMAN RIGHTS AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE CONTEXT OF CROSS-BORDER WHISTLEBLOWING ................................ 237 VII. CONCLUSIONS.......................................................................................239 INDEX ,241 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS MARIA MERCEDES ALBORNOZ IS PROFESSOR OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AT THE CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND TEACHING IN ECONOMICS (CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION Y DOCENCIA ECONOMICAS, CIDE), LOCATED IN MEXICO CITY. SHE GRADUATED IN LAW AT THE aNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LITORAL IN SANTA FE, IN HER COUNTRY OF ORIGIN, ARGENTINA. THEN, SHE OBTAINED A MASTER DEGREE IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND INTERNA TIONAL COMMERCE LAW, AND A PHD IN LAW, BOTH AT UNIVERSITE DE PARIS II, IN FRANCE. HER RESEARCH FOCUSES ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ON THE INTERFACE BETWEEN LAW AND TECHNOLOGY, ENCOMPASSING INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTS AND E-COMMERCE, CROSS-BORDER FLOWS OF PERSONAL DATA, ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION, AS WELL AS INTER NATIONAL SURROGACY ARRANGEMENTS. PROFESSOR ALBORNOZ COOPERATES WITH THE MEXICAN MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AS AN EXTERNAL ADVISOR IN PRIVATE INTERNA TIONAL LAW. SHE IS A MEMBER OF MEXICO*S NATIONAL SYSTEM OF RESEARCHERS, OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW (ASADIP) AND THE MEXICAN ACADEMY OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW (AMEDIP). JEAN D ASPREMONT IS PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AT SCIENCES PO SCHOOL OF LAW. HE ALSO HOLDS A CHAIR OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER WHERE HE FOUNDED THE MANCHESTER INTERNATIONAL LAW CENTRE (MILC). HE IS GENERAL EDITOR OF THE CAMBRIDGE STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW AND DIRECTOR OF OXFORD INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (OXIO). HE IS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF ESIL REFLECTIONS. HE IS A MEMBER OF THE SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD OF THE EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND SERIES EDITOR OF THE MELLAND SCHILL STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW. HE IS A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW (ESIL). RICHARD COLLINS IS LECTURER IN INTERNATIONAL LAW IN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN (UCD). HE CURRENTLY TEACHES AND RESEARCHES IN THE FIELDS OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND PHILOSOPHY OF LAW. HIS RECENT MONOGRAPH, THE INSTITUTIONAL PROBLEM IN MODERN INTERNATIONAL LAW, WAS PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER 2016 WITH HART PUBLISHING. PRIOR TO JOINING UCD, RICHARD WAS A LECTURER AT THE SCHOOL OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD (2009-14). HE HAS HELD VISITING RESEARCH POSITIONS AT THE UNIVERSITIES aOF AMSTERDAM AND HELSINKI, AND IN 2018, HE WILL BE A VISITING RESEARCH FELLOW AT OSGOODE HALL LAW SCHOOL (TORONTO), THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY AND MONASH UNIVERSITY, MELBOURNE. ANA MARIA DAZA CLARK IS LECTURER IN INTERNATIONAL LAW AT THE LAW SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. SHE HOLDS A PHD (UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE), LLM LAW XVIII LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS AND ECONOMICS (UTRECHT UNIVERSITY), LLM MAGISTER IURIS COMMUNIS (MAASTRICHT UNIVERSITY), ABOGADA (BOLIVIA). HER RESEARCH INTERESTS COVER INTERNATIONAL INVEST MENT LAW, NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (SPECIALLY WATER RESOURCES) AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW. SHE IS OF COUNSEL AT ABOGADOS ASOCIADOS PARA LA NAVEGACION Y LA INDUSTRIA (AACNI-UK) AND FORMER LEGAL DIRECTOR AT THE PUBLIC UTILITY REGULATORY SYSTEM (SIRESE) IN BOLIVIA. SHARON FOSTER HAS BEEN PROFESSOR OF LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS SCHOOL OF LAW SINCE 2000. SHE EARNED HER BACHELOR*S DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES IN 1983, HER JD FROM LOYOLA LAW SCHOOL IN 1987, HER LLM IN 1997 FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH, AND A PHD IN LAW IN 2007 FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. PRIOR TO HER POSITION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS SCHOOL OF LAW, SHE WAS AN ADJUNCT PROFESSOR AT LOYOLA LAW SCHOOL IN LOS ANGELES FROM 1998 TO 2000. BETWEEN 1987 AND 2000, SHE WAS IN PRIVATE PRACTICE IN LOS ANGELES, FOCUSING ON CONSTRUCTION AND INTERNATIONAL LAW. HER RECENT PUBLICATIONS HAVE BEEN IN THE AREA OF COMPETITION LAW AND INTERNATIONAL LAW. DUNCAN FRENCH IS HEAD OF LINCOLN LAW SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY TAUGHT POSTGRADUATE DEAN AND PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN. HE WAS CHAIR OF THE INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSOCIATION (ILA) STUDY GROUP ON DUE DILIGENCE IN INTERNATIONAL LAW (2012-16) AND CO-RAPPORTEUR OF THE ILA COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL LAW ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (2003-12) (LEAD AUTHOR OF FIVE REPORTS). HIS RESEARCH FOCUSES ON PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND VARIOUS SPECIFIC SUB-FIELDS THEREOF, INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, LAW OF aTHE SEA, AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW. FRANCESCO GIGLIO IS PROFESSOR OF CIVIL AND PRIVATE LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SURREY. HE HAS DEGREES FROM DOTT GIUR (FOUR-YEAR LLB) (ROME), LLM (FREIBURG IB), DR IURIS (OSNABRUECK), MST, DPHIL (OXON). HE HAS PUBLISHED ARTICLES AND MONOGRAPHS ON THE LAW OF OBLIGATIONS*ESPECIALLY TORTS, UNJUST ENRICHMENT AND DAMAGES*FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF BOTH ROMAN LAW AND COMMON LAW; AND ON PRI VATE INTERNATIONAL LAW. IN HIS RESEARCH, WHICH IS CHARACTERISED BY A LEGAL-THEORETICAL APPROACH WITH A FOCUS ON TAXONOMY, HE SEEKS TO UNDERSTAND THE FOUNDATIONS AND THE OPERATIVE MECHANISMS OF LEGAL INSTITUTIONS. LORNA GILLIES IS LECTURER IN COMMERCIAL LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE. SHE WAS PREVIOUSLY LECTURER AND SENIOR LECTURER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER, THEN SENIOR LECTURER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX. SHE RESEARCHES AND PUBLISHES EXTENSIVELY IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PRAGMATISM IN PIL VIS-A-VIS INTERNET CONSUMER CONTRACTS, COMMON EUROPEAN SALES LAW (2008,2011); RESIDUAL JURISDICTION RULES IN CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL MATTERS (2012); THE CHARTER OF FUNDA MENTAL RIGHTS AND JURISDICTION (2014); INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION OF CULTURAL OBJECTS (2015); PIL AND CONSUMERS* SOCIAL JUSTICE (2016), AND THE JURISDICTIONAL CHALLENGES OF CROSS-BORDER TORTS VIA SOCIAL MEDIA (2017). SHE WAS CITED BY AG TRSTENJAK IN C585/08 8 C-144/09 PAMMER AND ALPENHOLF. LORNA IS A PI TO THE SCOTTISH PARLIA MENT (SPICE) FOR RESEARCH SERVICES VIS-A-VIS BREXIT. SHE IS A FOUNDING MEMBER OF LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS XIX THE UK PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ACADEMIC NETWORK AND MEMBER OF THE SCOTTISH UNIVERSITIES LEGAL NETWORK ON EUROPE (SULNE). KIRSTY HOOD QC (LLB (HONS), DIPLP, PHD*UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW) IS AN ADVOCATE AT THE SCOTS BAR. SHE CALLED TO THE BAR IN 2001, AND TOOK SILK IN 2015. WHILST SHE MAINTAINS A VARIED CIVIL PRACTICE, HER PARTICULAR EXPERTISE IS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW. KIRSTY*S PUBLISHED WORK IS PRINCIPALLY IN THE AREA OF PRIVATE INTER aNATIONAL LAW (AND ITS INTERACTION WITH THE UK*S CONSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE)*SHE IS THE AUTHOR OF CONFLICT OF LAWS WITHIN THE UK (OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2007), WAS A CONTRIBUTOR TO WILKINSON & NORRIE, THE LAW RELATING TO PARENT AND CHILD IN SCOTLAND, 3RD EDN (W GREEN, 2013), AND IS THE CONTRIBUTOR OF THE *CROSS-BORDER JURISDICTION* SECTION OF THE SCOTTISH FAMILY LAW SERVICE LOOSELEAF. SHE ALSO COM BINES WITH HER PRACTICE AT THE BAR, LEADING SEMINARS ON UNDERGRADUATE COURSES AND GIVING TALKS IN THE FIELD OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW. SHE IS CURRENTLY CLERK OF FACULTY AT THE FACULTY OF ADVOCATES. DIMITRIOS KAGIAROS IS TEACHING FELLOW IN PUBLIC LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH AND A MEMBER OF THE EDINBURGH CENTRE FOR CONSTITU TIONAL LAW. HE HAS TAUGHT ON CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS LAW COURSES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH AND THE UNIVERSITY OF HULL. HE WAS AWARDED HIS PHD FOR HIS THESIS *WHISTLE-BLOWING AND DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE: PUBLIC INTEREST LIMITATIONS IN SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE* IN 2015 FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF HULL UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF PROFESSOR PATRICK BIRKINSHAW. HIS RESEARCH INTERESTS INCLUDE WHISTLE-BLOWER PROTECTION, THE IMPACT OF THE EUROPEAN SOVEREIGN DEBT CRISIS ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE CASE LAW OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN RELATION TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION. KASEY MCCALL-SMITH IS LECTURER IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW AND PROGRAMME DIRECTOR FOR THE LLM IN HUMAN RIGHTS. SHE IS A US-QUALIFIED LAWYER AND HOLDS A BA AND JD FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS. DR MCCALL-SMITH WAS AWARDED AN LLM (2002) AND A PHD (2012) IN PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW BY THE UNIVER SITY OF EDINBURGH. HER RESEARCH FOCUSES PRIMARILY ON TREATY LAW AND HOW TREATIES ARE INTERPRETED AND IMPLEMENTED AT THE DOMESTIC AND SUPRANATIONAL LEVELS AND SHE HAS PUBLISHED PREDOMINANTLY IN THIS AREA. SHE IS INTERESTED IN THE ROLE OF THE UN HUMAN RIGHTS TREATY BODIES AS GENERATORS OF LAW. THE INCREASINGLY BLURRED aDISTINCTION BETWEEN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW IN TERMS OF HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION IS ANOTHER KEY THEME ON WHICH SHE WORKS. SHE CURRENTLY SERVES AS THE CHAIR OF THE ASSOCIATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTES (AHRI). ALEX MILLS IS READER IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON. HE IS THE AUTHOR OF THE CONFLUENCE OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW (CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2009) AND CO-AUTHOR OF CHESHIRE, NORTH AND FAWCETT*S PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 15TH EDN (OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2017). DR MILLS* RESEARCH COVERS A RANGE OF TOPICS IN AND BEYOND THE FIELDS OF PUBLIC INTER NATIONAL LAW AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW (ALSO KNOWN AS THE CONFLICT OF LAWS). HE IS PARTICULARLY INTERESTED IN AREAS WHICH CUT ACROSS TRADITIONAL DISCIPLINARY XX LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS BOUNDARIES, INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW AND ARBITRATION, FOREIGN RELA TIONS LAW, INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION, AND TRANSNATIONAL (NON-STATE) LAW. IN 2010, HE WAS AWARDED THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW*S INAUGURAL PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW PRIZE, AND IN 2015 HE WAS DIRECTOR OF STUDIES FOR THE PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW PROGRAMME OF THE HAGUE ACADEMY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. HE IS A MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE ON THE PROTECTION OF PRIVACY IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL AND PROCEDURAL LAW, THE ACADEMIC RESEARCH PANEL OF BLACKSTONE CHAMBERS, AND THE EDITORIAL BOARD OF THE INTERNA TIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW QUARTERLY. ELISA MORGERA IS PROFESSOR OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AT THE STRATHCLYDE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL AND DIRECTOR OF THE STRATHCLYDE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND GOVERNANCE. SHE SPECIALISES IN INTERNATIONAL, EU AND COMPARATIVE ENVI RONMENTAL LAW AND HAS PUBLISHED SPECIFICALLY AT THE INTERSECTION OF BIODIVERSITY, THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES, AND CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTABILITY. ELISA IS THE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR OF THE BENELEX aPROJECT *BENEFIT-SHARING FOR AN EQUITABLE TRANSITION TO THE GREEN ECONOMY*THE ROLE OF LAW*, FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN RESEARCH COUNCIL (NOVEMBER 2013-OCTOBER 2018). MARIA BLANCA NOODT TAQUELA IS PROFESSOR OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND RESEARCHER FOR THE GIOJA INSTITUTE, UNIVERSITY OF BUENOS AIRES SHE WAS PROFESSOR OF THE HAGUE ACADEMY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND HER COURSE *APPLYING THE MOST FAVOURABLE TREATY OR DOMESTIC RULES TO FACILITATE PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW CO-OPERATION* WAS PUBLISHED IN THE RECUEIL DES COURS IN 2016, TOME 377. SHE IS PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS, COMPARATIVE LAW AND INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION FOR SEVERAL MASTER OF LAWS IN ARGENTINA, BOLIVIA, BRAZIL, COLOMBIA, DENMARK, ECUADOR, SPAIN, UNITED KINGDOM AND URUGUAY. SHE HAS EXPERIENCE IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION AS ARBITRATOR OF SEVERAL LATIN-AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS AND AS COUNSELLOR. MARIA BLANCA IS A MEMBER OF THE EDITORIAL BOARD OF SEVERAL LAW REVIEWS AND ALSO A MEMBER OF VARIOUS ARGENTINEAN AND INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIES AND PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS. SHE HAS AUTHORED SEVERAL BOOKS AND ARTICLES ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION. ANDREAS RUEHMKORF IS LECTURER IN COMMERCIAL LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD (UK). HE IS THE AUTHOR OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, PRIVATE LAW AND GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS (EDWARD ELGAR, 2015). HIS RESEARCH PRIMARILY FOCUSES ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR), GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE. HIS MOST RECENT PUBLICATIONS INCLUDE G LEBARON AND A RIIHMKORF, *STEERING CSR THROUGH HOME STATE REGULATION: A COMPARISON OF THE IMPACT OF THE UK BRIBERY ACT AND MODERN SLAVERY ACT ON GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN GOVERNANCE*, PUBLISHED IN GLOBAL POLICY IN 2017, AND THE CHAPTER *GLOBAL SOURCING THROUGH FOREIGN SUBSIDIARIES AND SUPPLIERS: CHALLENGES FOR CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY* IN A DE JONGE AND R TOMASIC (EDS), RESEARCH HANDBOOK ON TRANSNATIONAL CORPORA TIONS (EDWARD ELGAR PUBLISHING, 2017). LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS XXI aVERONICA RUIZ ABOU-NIGM IS SENIOR LECTURER IN INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LAW AT THE LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. SHE IS ASSISTANT EDITOR IN DICEY, MORRIS & COLLINS THE CONFLICT OF LAWS (SWEET & MAXWELL) AND SPECIALIST EDITOR IN SHAWCROSS & BEAUMONT ON AIR LAW (LEXISNEXIS). SHE IS CO-AUTHOR OF D MCCLEAN AND V RUIZ ABOU-NIGM, MORRIS ON THE CONFLICT OF LAWS (SWEET & MAXWELL, 2016) AND AUTHOR OF THE ARREST OF SHIPS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW (OXFORD, OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2011). SHE HAS PUBLISHED NUMEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE FIELDS OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND MARITIME LAW. SHE IS MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW (ASADIP) AND REPRESENTS IT AT THE HAGUE CONFER ENCE FOR PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW (HCCH). SHE IS MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF COMPARATIVE LAW (1ACL). SHE IS VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE EUROPEAN LAW FACULTIES ASSOCIATION (ELFA). AMANDA WYPER WORKED IN COMMERCIAL LEGAL PRACTICE AS A SOLICITOR SPECIALISING IN PENSIONS LAW FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS BEFORE UNDERTAKING HER PHD AT THE UNIVER SITY OF EDINBURGH. AMANDA*S PHD RESEARCH CONSIDERED THE INTRODUCTION OF PEN SION AUTO-ENROLMENT INTO WORKPLACE PENSIONS IN THE UK, LOOKING AT THE LEGISLATIVE INTENTION AND EVALUATING THE CONSEQUENCES. AMANDA UNDERTOOK ORIGINAL QUALITA TIVE EMPIRICAL RESEARCH AS PART OF HER DOCTORAL WORK AND COMPLETED HER PHD IN JULY 2016. SHE HAS TAUGHT ON A NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL LLM COURSES AND ALSO TUTORED ON THE DIPLOMA IN PROFESSIONAL LEGAL PRACTICE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. cVR: XIX M: 33 mBOOK aVRH50 bMPVRH cInstitutsbibliothek dVR: XIX M: 33 eavailable tVerfügbar f1 g0 hN i13 jBIB ki |