Global Justice, Human Rights and the Modernization of International Law

Part I Global Justice and Changes in the International Community: Emmanuel Decaux, The Impact of Individuals and Other Non-State Actors on Contemporary International Law.-  Antonello Tancredi, State Sovereignty: Balancing Effectiveness and Legality/Legitimacy.- Giorgio Gaja, Claims Concerning Obligations Erga Omnes in the Jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice.- Pierre-Marie Dupuy, From a Community of States towards a Universal Community?.- Part II Global Justice and Modernization of the Sources of General International Law: Hanna Bourgeois and Jan Wouters, Methods of Identification of International Custom: A New Role for Opinio Juris?.- Riccardo Pisillo Mazzeschi and Alessandra Viviani, General Principles of International Law: from Rules to Values?.- Jean d'Aspremont, What Was Not Meant to Be: General Principles of Law as a Source of International Law.- Christian Tomuschat, General International Law - A New Source of International Law?.- Massimo Iovane, Conflicts between State-Centred and Human-Centred International Norms.- Part III New Goals for Humanity in the UN Sustainable Development Agenda: Francesco Francioni, Global Justice, Equality and Social Inclusion: What Kind of "Modernization" of International Law?.- Pasquale De Sena, The Goal of Promotion of Pacific Societies: Still Three Different Legal Status for Aliens, Citizens and Human Persons?.- Jorge E. Viñuales, The Influence of Environmental Protection on the Fabric of International Law.