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• La justicia administrativa desde la perspectiva de los postulados de la reforma del derecho administrativo en Alemania / Eberhard Schmidt-Assmann
• Las transformaciones del derecho administrativo contemporáneo : algunas consecuencias sobre el control judicial de la acción administrativa / Javier Barnes Vázquez
• La actualidad del dualismo jurisdiccional en Francia / Pierre Delvolvé
• La justicia administrativa en Italia : tradición e influencia del derecho europeo / Gian Franco Cartei
• Caracterización de la jurisdicción contencioso administrativa colombiana con ocasión de su reconocimiento como causa y producto del fortalecimiento del derecho administrativo / Alberto Montaña Plata
• Antecedentes hispanos del control judicial a la administración pública : aportes del derecho indiano / Jaime Orlando Santofimio Gamboa
• La influencia francesa en la creación de la jurisdicción colombiana de lo contencioso administrativo / Andrés Fernando Ospina Garzón
• El papel de la jurisdicción administrativa francesa en la creación (construcción) del derecho de la responsabilidad administrativa / Jacques Moreau
• La jurisdicción de lo contencioso administrativo : cien años creando derecho a partir de precedentes jurisprudenciales / Juan Carlos Henao
• La experiencia francesa de los grandes arrêts de la jurisprudence administrative / Pierre Delvolvé
• Las cortes y el estado administrativo : la evolución política del legalismo adversarial en los Estados Unidos / Robert A. Kagan
• Las estrategias recientes de la jurisdicción administrativa francesa para combatir la congestión jurisdiccional / Olivier Gohin
• Las estrategias recientes de la jurisdicción colombiana de lo contencioso administrativo para combatir la congestión jurisdiccional / William Zambrano Cetina
• Juez administrativo francés, juez de la constitucionalidad / Pierre Delvolvé
• Retos en el camino de la constitucionalización del juez de lo contencioso administrativo / Jorge Iván Rincón Córdoba
• La independencia y la imparcialidad de la jurisdicción administrativa francesa / Olivier Gohin
• Eliminación de competenciales electorales del Consejo del Estado, una piccola reforma constitucional en favor de la imparcialidad y la independencia / Magdalena Correa Henao y Sebastián Barreto.

• Secret 1 : focus on your goal
• Secret 2 : tailor your argument to the decision-maker
• Secret 3 : cultivate ethos
• Secret 4 : base your argument on reasons
• Secret 5 : build with evidence, law, and policy
• Secret 6 : appeal to emotion
• Secret 7 : use the best medium for the message
• Secret 8 : strategically arrange your arguments
• Secret 9 : argue with style
• Secret 10 : use delivery to enhance communication
• Secret 11 : engage your listener
• Secret 12 : immunize and refute opposing points.

• Introduction
• Facts and figures
• Texas, capital of the death penalty
• Sant'Egidio and the birth of an international movement
• Timeline: from death to life
• Some thoughts on the origins and abolition of the death penalty
• Voices in the silence
• Curtis McCarty- a friend off death row
• Life row
• Between life and death: Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Islam, and Christianity
• The UN resolution: getting to "no"
• The innocents
• Thirteen ways to live without the death penalty.

"Nation states and communities throughout the world have reached certain decisions about capital punishment: It is the destruction of human life. It is ineffective as a deterrent for crime. It is an instrument the state uses to contain or eliminate its political adversaries. It is a tool of "justice" that disproportionality affects religious, social, and racial minorities. It is a sanction that cannot be fixed if unjustly applied. Yet the United States--along with countries notorious for human rights abuse--remains an advocate for the death penalty. In these thirteen pieces, Mario Marazziti exposes the profound inhumanity and irrationality of the death penalty in this country, and urges us to join virtually every other industrialized democracy in rendering capital punishment an abandoned practice belonging to a crueler time in human history. A polemical book, yes, yet one that brings together a wide range of stories to compel the heart as well the mind"-- Provided by publisher.

• Background
• General provisions
• Juridical status
• Gainful employment
• Welfare
• Administrative measures
• Executory and transitory provisions
• Final clauses.

The Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees adopted on 28 July 1951 in Geneva provides the most comprehensive codification of the rights of refugees yet attempted. Consolidating previous international instruments relating to refugees, the 1951 Convention with its 1967 Protocol marks a cornerstone in the development of international refugee law. At present, there are 144 States Parties to one or both of these instruments, expressing a worldwide consensus on the definition of the term refugee and the fundamental rights to be granted to refugees. These facts demonstrate and underline the extraordinary significance of these instruments as the indispensable legal basis of international refugee law. This Commentary provides for a systematic and comprehensive analysis of the 1951 Convention and the 1967 Protocol on an article-by-article basis, exposing the interrelationship between the different articles and discussing the latest developments in international refugee law. In addition, several thematic contributions analyse questions of international refugee law which are of general significance, such as regional developments and the relationship between refugee law and the law of the sea.
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• Introduction / by the Director-General of UNESCO
• Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict (The Hague, 1954)
• 1954 (First) Protocol
• Resolutions of the 1954 Hague Conference
• Second Protocol to the Hague Convention of 1954 for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict
• Model instrument of ratification.

• Essential features
• The New York Convention as an instrument of international law
• Enforcing arbitration agreements
• The obligation to enforce awards
• Article IV : requesting enforcement of awards
• Resisting enforcement of awards
• Refusal of the enforcement of awards ex officio
• The trump card : Article VII(1).