ASIL Studies in International Legal Theory - Series page

pp ii-iv

Whither the West? - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

About the Authors

pp ix-xii

Acknowledgements

pp xiii-xiv

Introduction

pp 1-10

I - The Idea of International Law in the Divided West

pp 11-112

1 - International Lawyers and Legal Forms

pp 13-32

2 - Are We (Americans) All International Legal Realists Now?

pp 33-52

3 - Are Liberal Internationalists Still Liberal?

pp 53-72

4 - The New, New Sovereigntism, or How the European Union Became Disenchanted with International Law and Defiantly Protective of Its Domestic Legal Order

pp 73-112

II - Specific Areas in International Law: Whither the West?

pp 113-172

1 - International Law and Constitutional Law: Is There a Final Arbiter?

pp 114-145

5 - Authority and Dialogue

pp 115-145

6 - Treaty Conditions and Constitutions

pp 146-172

2 - International Adjudication and the Development of International Law

pp 173-228

7 - International Courts and Tribunals in the USA and in Europe

pp 175-201

8 - Unravelling a Paradox of Shared Responsibility

pp 202-228

3 - International Law and the Use of Force

pp 229-230

9 - Divergent Views on the Content and Relevance of the Jus ad Bellum in Europe and the United States?

pp 231-264