Recueil des cours, Collected Courses, Tome 453
Bhupinder S. Chimni, International Law and Global Justice: The Imperative of Climate Justice
The lecture explores the relationship between âinternational law and global justiceâ. It first turns to the question of legitimacy of international laws which has in recent decades been actively debated in the disciplinary literature. The lecture inter alia contends that since the concepts of âlegitimacyâ and âjusticeâ raise analogous issues, the debate anticipated the turn to the subject of global justice.
The lecture then addresses the significant epistemic objections advanced against establishing a thick relationship between international law and the goal of global justice. The analytical and practical advantages of positing a positive linkage between international law and global justice are briefly noted thereafter. The lecture goes on to exemplify these understandings, arguing that the pursuit of âclimate justiceâ is critical to addressing the problem of global warming.
It identifies in this regard the central elements of the concept of âclimate justiceâ and touches on some aspects of the existing climate debate, including the principal cause of the climate crisis, the need for a radical response, and the proposed use of carbon border adjustment mechanisms by Global North nations.
The lecture continues by noting that a just climate and global order calls for, among other things, structural reforms in the workings of global capitalism. It eventually turns to the question of agency and speaks of the possible social and political forces and actors that can promote the realisation of justice in the global legal order. The lecture concludes with some final remarks.
MoÌnica Pinto, Le droit international au temps de la mondialisation. Contextes, rĂ©seaux, pratiques. Cours gĂ©nĂ©ral de droit international
Aux temps de la mondialisation, les interactions ont augmentĂ©; la participation dans les activitĂ©s internationales a connu un Ă©lan formidable par le nombre dâacteurs aussi bien que par la formation de rĂ©seaux. Ce cours gĂ©nĂ©ral se propose de considĂ©rer qui, comment et par quels moyens est fait le droit international aux temps de la mondialisation.
Il met en relief les contextes ainsi que les rĂ©seaux de participation et dâĂ©laboration du droit international. La mondialisation montre Ă©galement une tendance Ă la lĂ©galitĂ© et Ă la judiciarisation des conflits.
Le cours vise la formation et lâapplication du droit international par les rĂ©gimes des droits humains et des normes internationales du travail, ainsi que le rĂšglement de diffĂ©rends par les rĂ©gimes du commerce international et des investissements Ă©trangers. Les rĂ©seaux et pratiques de juridictions conduisent Ă passer revue Ă lâemploi de la force, les droits humains, les entreprises transnationales, lâenvironnement et lâintelligence artificielle.

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Bhupinder S. Chimni, International Law and Global Justice: The Imperative of Climate Justice
The lecture explores the relationship between âinternational law and global justiceâ. It first turns to the question of legitimacy of international laws which has in recent decades been actively debated in the disciplinary literature. The lecture inter alia contends that since the concepts of âlegitimacyâ and âjusticeâ raise analogous issues, the debate anticipated the turn to the subject of global justice.
The lecture then addresses the significant epistemic objections advanced against establishing a thick relationship between international law and the goal of global justice. The analytical and practical advantages of positing a positive linkage between international law and global justice are briefly noted thereafter. The lecture goes on to exemplify these understandings, arguing that the pursuit of âclimate justiceâ is critical to addressing the problem of global warming.
It identifies in this regard the central elements of the concept of âclimate justiceâ and touches on some aspects of the existing climate debate, including the principal cause of the climate crisis, the need for a radical response, and the proposed use of carbon border adjustment mechanisms by Global North nations.
The lecture continues by noting that a just climate and global order calls for, among other things, structural reforms in the workings of global capitalism. It eventually turns to the question of agency and speaks of the possible social and political forces and actors that can promote the realisation of justice in the global legal order. The lecture concludes with some final remarks.
MoÌnica Pinto, Le droit international au temps de la mondialisation. Contextes, rĂ©seaux, pratiques. Cours gĂ©nĂ©ral de droit international
Aux temps de la mondialisation, les interactions ont augmentĂ©; la participation dans les activitĂ©s internationales a connu un Ă©lan formidable par le nombre dâacteurs aussi bien que par la formation de rĂ©seaux. Ce cours gĂ©nĂ©ral se propose de considĂ©rer qui, comment et par quels moyens est fait le droit international aux temps de la mondialisation.
Il met en relief les contextes ainsi que les rĂ©seaux de participation et dâĂ©laboration du droit international. La mondialisation montre Ă©galement une tendance Ă la lĂ©galitĂ© et Ă la judiciarisation des conflits.
Le cours vise la formation et lâapplication du droit international par les rĂ©gimes des droits humains et des normes internationales du travail, ainsi que le rĂšglement de diffĂ©rends par les rĂ©gimes du commerce international et des investissements Ă©trangers. Les rĂ©seaux et pratiques de juridictions conduisent Ă passer revue Ă lâemploi de la force, les droits humains, les entreprises transnationales, lâenvironnement et lâintelligence artificielle.












