Bangladesh and International Law

ISBN-13: 9780367618582 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 340 str.

Mohammad Shahabuddin

Opis

This book is the first-ever comprehensive analysis of international law from Global South perspectives with specific reference to Bangladesh.

Spis treści

Part I General International Law Issues  1. Glimpses of International Law Discourse  2. Framework of Engagement with International Law  3. Judicial Invocation of International Law  4. Involvements in International Courts & Tribunals  Part II Sources  5. Customary International Law  6. The Law of Treaties and Treaty Reservations  Part III Statehood  7. Territory, People, and Self-determination  8. Citizenship and Statelessness  9. Natural Resources  10. International Watercourse Law  11. Marine Resources and the Blue Economy  Part IV International Environment Law  12. International Environmental Law  13. Climate Change and Human Mobility  14. Sustainable Development  Part V International Economic Law  15. Intellectual Property Rights and Other Trade & Development Challenges  16. LDC Graduation and WTO Challenges  17. International Investment Agreements  Part VI International Criminal Law  18. International Criminal Law: Historical Perspectives  19. Substantive Law of the International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh)  20. Crimes against Humanity and the Principle of Legality  Part VII The State and Its Others  21. Women and a National Imaginary  22. Rohingya Refugees  23. Religious Minorities  24. Indigenous Peoples & Ethnic Minorities  25. Readymade Garment Workers and Inchoate Compensation Rights  26. Slum Dwellers and Forced Evictions  27. Voices of Dissent

O autorze

Mohammad Shahabuddin is a Professor of International Law and Human Rights at the University of Birmingham, UK.