Judging Across Borders
“Mixed Courts,” The Slave Trade and Special Venues for Foreigners
Nation-States Allied Through Courts
- Luxembourg and the European Court of Justice
- Enduring (and Expanding) Authority: Le Palais Plus
- Dominique Perrault’s Golden “morphological development”
- “Under the watchful eye of paintings and sculptures”
- Strasbourg and the European Court of Human Rights
- Le Palais des Droits de L’Homme
- Building-in Expansion (for Space and Rights)
- Richard Rogers’s “monumental cylinders”
- “Easier to see your neighbor’s human rights violations than your own”
- The ECtHR and the ECJ: The Form of Resources
- Regional Law: The Organization of American States and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
- The 1907 Central American Court of Justice: A “permanent court of justice”
- Shaping a Pan-American Convention on Human Rights
- Parallels and Distinctions: Human Rights Adjudications in Europe and Americas
- Costa Rica and the Inter-American Court: Linked “not only by conviction, but by action”
- Engineering a $600,000 Renovation