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SommaireLe présent article analyse la question de la hiérarchie en droit international contemporain et pose la question de l'existence même d'une telle hiérarchie, tout en examinant les différents niveaux hiérarchiques possibles. Une énumération des normes supérieures plus importantes est également effectuée et est suivie de commentaires sur leur interaction. Une attention toute particulière est consacrée à la Charte des Nations Unies, au jus cogens et à la doctrine erga omnes.

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Table of Abbreviations -- PART ONE: EVOLUTION -- * Postmodern Tribalism and the Right to Secession -- * Postmodern Tribalism and the Right to Secession, Comments -- * Africa: Lost between Self-Determination and Uti Possidetis -- * The Evolution of Minority Rights in International Law -- * The Evolution of Minority Rights in International Law, Comments -- * Third Generation Rights -- PART TWO: LEVELS OF IDENTIFICATION AND PROTECTION -- * The Emergence of "New Minorities" as a Result of Migration -- * The European Communities and its Minorities -- * Indigenous Peoples -- * The Degree of Self-Rule of Minorities in Unitarian and Federal States -- PART THREE: MEANS OF ENFORCEMENT -- * Fact-finding into the Problems of Minorities -- * The International Judicial Protection of Peoples and Minorities -- * The Legitimacy of the Use of Force to Protect Peoples and Minorities -- * International Representation of Peoples and Minorities -- * The Position of UNPO in the International Legal Order -- THE SECOND AMSTERDAM INTERNATIONAL LAW CONFERENCE -- * Synthesis of Discussions -- * Closing Address -- Table and Index of Treaties and Other International Instruments -- Index.