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The Status of the Individual in International Law and the Age of Globalization

Name: The Status of the Individual in International Law and the Age of Globalization
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Author: Stefan Kirchner
ISBN: 978-3-668-12020-4

Research Paper (undergraduate), 2015

23 Pages

Stefan Kirchner (Author)

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I. Introduction: Globalization – Now and Then

II. Heritage: The status of the individual during the Iberian phase of Globalization and the contribution of the School of Salamanca

III. Today: Almost beyond Westphalia?
1. The principle: Mediation of the individual through the state
2. Human Rights Law: A step forward – but not enough
3. Rights: Spillover effects from self-contained human rights regimes into general PIL and other regimes
4. Rights – but no Standing: The Right to Contact a Consular Official under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations
5. Conclusions

IV. Future: One World

V. Concluding remarks

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Title: The Status of the Individual in International Law and the Age of Globalization
Author: Stefan Kirchner (Author)
Year: 2015
Pages: 23
Catalog Number: V313126
ISBN (eBook): 9783668120198
ISBN (Book): 9783668120204
File size: 516 KB
Language: English
Keywords: Globalization, globalisation, law, international law, human rights, history, Salamanca, Vitoria, Spain, Latin America, individuals, Völkerrecht, derecho internacional, Francisco de Vitoria, indigenous, indigenous peoples, human, subject, subjects of law

Quote paper: Stefan Kirchner (Author), 2015, The Status of the Individual in International Law and the Age of Globalization, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/313126

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