The culture of judicial independence: rule of law and world peace
Preliminary Material /Shimon Shetreet -- General Introduction /Shimon Shetreet -- Judicial Independence, Liberty, Democracy and International Economy /Shimon Shetreet -- Accountability of Judicial Service Commissions to the Law: The Case of South Africa /Christopher Forsyth -- Reflections on Judicial Independence: Past Achievements and Future Agenda /Marcel Storme -- Judging the Independence and Integrity of Foreign Courts /Neil Andrews -- The Protection of Religious Liberty in the United States: The Supreme Court Jurisprudence /Maimon Schwarzschild -- The Culture of Peace and Human Rights: The Development of Human Rights Protection in the European Union /Shimon Shetreet -- Globalization of Human Rights and Mutual Influence between Courts: The Innovative Reverse Path of the Right to the Truth /Arianna Vedaschi -- The Independence of the Judiciary in Belgium /Marc Bossuyt -- On Fairness /Sir Louis Blom-Cooper QC -- The Conceptual Definition of the Constitutional Court in Italy /Giuseppe Franco Ferrari -- The Scope of Judicial Review and the Rule of Law: Between Judicial Restraint and Judicial Activism /Sir Louis Blom-Cooper QC -- Entering the Political Thicket: The Role of the Judiciary as an Arbiter in Relation to Making and Implementation of Public Policy /Anton Cooray -- On Judges Writing Commentaries: Is It Appropriate for a Judge to Engage in Outside Activities? /Fryderyk Zoll -- Procedural Guarantees of Independence and Impartiality of Judges in Russia /Sergey Nikitin -- The Relationship of the Judiciary and Legislature in Australia /HP Lee -- Relations Between the Court and the Parties in the Managerial Age /Neil Andrews -- Independence of Court Proceedings: Impartiality and Fairness /Dmitry Magonya -- Recusal of Judges: A Commonwealth Survey of the Applicable Tests /Cyrus Das -- The Status of Codes of Judicial Conduct in Comparative Perspectives /Shimon Shetreet -- Judicial Independence in the Context of International Investment Law /Guiguo Wang -- Judicial Impartiality in International Courts: Of Law and Corruption /Wayne McCormack -- Arbitral Awards and Errors of English Law: Refining The Law – Making Function of The Judicial Appeal System /Neil Andrews -- The Influence of the European Convention on Human Rights on Judicial Independence in Criminal Procedural Law in Switzerland /Gian Andrea Danuser -- Recent Developments in Judicial Elections in the United States and their Impact on Impartiality of Judges /Chandra R. de Silva -- Culture and Judicial Independence in Civil Procedure /Dmitry Maleshin -- Constitutional Adjudication and Appointments to the uk Supreme Court /Sophie Turenne -- Appointment of Judges and Legal Responsibility of Judges: Guarantees of Independence in Russia /Sergey Nikitin -- The Bumpy Road Towards Judicial Independence: Past, Present and Future Prospects of Mainland China /Liu Hao -- Administrative Justice System in Italy /Giuseppe Franco Ferrari -- Judicial Independence and the Three Highest Courts in Austria /Walter H. Rechberger -- Analysis of the Amendments to the Mt. Scopus International Standards of Judicial Independence /Shimon Shetreet.