Laurence Boisson de Chazournes, Ph.D. (1991), Graduate Institute, is Professor of International Law at the University of Geneva. She has published extensively on contemporary international law issues, including economic international law, environmental law and dispute settlement issues.Marcelo G. Kohen, Ph.D. (1995), Graduate Institute, Geneva, is Professor of International Law at the Graduate Institute, Geneva, and associated member of the Institut de droit international. He has published extensively on territorial disputes, including Possession contestée et souveraineté territoriale (PUF, Paris, 1997).

• Foreword, Laurence Boisson de Chazournes and Marcelo G. KohenPréface, Laurence Boisson de Chazournes et Marcelo G. KohenBiographic Summary (Notice Biographique), Vera Gowlland-DebbasPublications, Vera Gowlland-DebbasPART I PORTRAIT1. Vera and the (Re)Turn to Aesthetics, Daniel WarnerPART II INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE LAW OF THE UNITED NATIONSDROIT INTERNATIONAL ET DROIT DES NATIONS UNIES2. The Security Council Legibus Solutus? On the Legislative Forays of the Council, Georges Abi-Saab3. The Subject of Subjects and the Attribution of Attribution, Andrew Clapham4. La désuétude de l’article 26 de la Charte des Nations Unies, expression de l’échec du système onusien, Monique Chemillier-Gendreau5. Le Conseil de sécurité, les sanctions ciblées et le respect des droits de l’homme, Luigi Condorelli6. There is no need to change the composition of the Security Council. It is time for stressing accountability, Marcelo G. Kohen7. L’(ir)responsabilité des forces multinationales?, Linos-Alexandre Sicilianos8. Targeted Sanctions and Obligations of States on Listing and De-listing Procedures, Djacoba Liva TehindrazanariveloPART III INTERNATIONAL LAW, HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMANITARIAN LAWDROIT INTERNATIONAL, DROITS DE L’HOMME ET DROIT HUMANITAIRE9. Fear’s Legal Dimension Counterterrorism and Human Rights, Andrea Bianchi10. The Human Rights Council and the Challenges of the United Nations System on Human Rights: Towards a Cultural Revolution?, Vincent Chetail11. International Humanitarian Law, Human Rights and the UK Courts, Christine Chinkin12. Autour de l’affaire Stoll, Lucius Caflisch13. Droits individuels et droits de l’homme: Chevauchements et différences, Christian Dominicé14. The Extra-Territorial Reach of Human Rights Obligations: A Brief Perspective on the Link to Jurisdiction, Guys S. Goodwin-Gill15. The wall in the occupied Palestinian territory, Vaughan Lowe16. Compliance with human rights norms extraterritorially:“human rights imperialism”?, Ralph WildePART IV INTERNATIONAL LAW, COMPLIANCE AND DISPUTE SETTLEMENTDROIT INTERNATIONAL, MISE EN OEUVRE ET REGLEMENT DES DIFFERENDS17. Standards et normes techniques dans l’ordre juridique contemporain : quelques réflexions, Laurence Boisson de Chazournes18. Towards an International Law of Responsibility: Early Doctrine, James Crawford, Thomas Grant & Francesco Messineo19. Advisory Opinions and the Secretary-General with Special Reference to the 2004 Advisory Opinion on the Wall, John Dugard20. Unity in the application of international law at the global level and the responsibility of judges at the national level: Reviewing Georges Scelle’s “Role splitting” theory, Pierre-Marie Dupuy21. The binding nature of the decisions of the International Court of Justice, Abdul G. Koroma22. Choosing our International Judges, Past and Present, Philippe Sands23. La paix par le droit. Entre réalité, mythe et utopie, Eric WylerList of Contributors Table of Instruments