The law and practice of the International Court: 1920 - 2005, Vol. 3, Procedure

Preliminary Material -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Establishment and Constitution of the Court -- 3 The Political and the Institutionalrole of the Court -- 4 The Post­Adjudication Phase -- 5 Advisory Opinions -- 6 The Members of the Court -- 7 The Registrar and the Registry -- 8 Finance and Administration -- Preliminary Material -- 9 Jurisdiction and Admissibility: General Concepts -- 10 Qualification to Be a Party in a Case: Jurisdiction Ratione Personae -- 11 Treaties and Conventions in Force -- 12 The Compulsory Jurisdiction (Optional Clause) -- 13 Matters of Jurisdiction -- 14 The Title of Jurisdiction -- 15 Advisory Jurisdiction -- Preliminary Material -- 16 Elements of International Procedural Law -- 17 The Bench -- 18 The Representation of the Parties -- 19 The Institution of Contentious Proceedings -- 20 The Written Proceedings and Related Matters -- 21 The Oral Proceedings -- 22 Proceedings in Chambers -- 23 Non­Appearance -- 24 Provisional Measures of Protection -- 25 Termination of Proceedings -- 26 Intervention by Third States -- 27 The Decision -- 28 Interpretation and Revision of a Judgment -- 29 The Courts Extrajudicial Function -- 30 Advisory Proceedings -- Preliminary Material -- The Composition of the Court -- The Charter of the United Nations -- The Statute of the Court -- The Rules of Court 1978-2005 -- Practice Directions -- Secretary-generals Trust Fund -- Table of Cases -- Index of Names -- Articles of Charter Cited -- Articles of Statute Cited -- Articles of Rules of 1936/1946 Cited -- Articles of Rules of 1978-2005 Cited -- General Index.

Professor Rosenne's books on the law and practice of the Court have not only grown in size and number of volumes, but also in authority. They can be found on the desks of judges, counsel, scholars and university students alike and for all of them they are the indispensable guide to the Court's jurisprudence