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This book is devoted to the issue of nationalism in the latest Polish history and presents the subject on the basis of an enormous amount of source files left by the Polish United Workers Party. The work is a substantial input into the knowledge on People's Poland which shows with precision how the Polish communists used nationalistic arguments to legitimize and validate the system of power introduced by them. The author researches the fascinating source material with the help of a new and innovative concept.

Coping with the challenges of global economic governance is a topical issue of the current international agenda, and the object of a vivid debate among scholars and policy-makers. The international financial and economic crisis that erupted in 2007 reveals the fallibility of the neoliberal paradigm that has dominated the world economic landscape for the last quarter of a century; regulatory and supervisory institutions have disclosed their weaknesses, and markets have shown their limits in de

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter I OPENING OF THE SYMPOSIUM -- Welcome by P.J. Slot -- Welcome by M. Kuijer -- Opening speech by P. Pescatore -- Chapter II INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE -- Compliance with Judgments of the International Court of Justice -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Historical Background -- 3. Scope of the Court's Function -- 4. Some other Modes of Compliance with the Court's Judgments -- 5. The Security Council and Compliance -- 5.1 Ratione Personae -- 5.2 Ratione Materiae -- 6. The Court's Contribution -- 7. Conclusion -- Commentary -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Record of the International Court of Justice -- 3. Conclusion -- Discussion -- Chapter III EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS -- The Enforcement System set up under the European Convention on Human Rights -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Obligation for Contracting State concerned to abide by the Judgment of the Court -- 3. Consequences of Judgments for Non-Party Contracting States -- 4. Supervision of the Execution of the Court's Judgments by the Committee of Ministers -- 5. Possible Role for the Secretary General of the Council of Europe in calling for Reports from Contracting States -- 6. Conclusion -- Commentary -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Obligations on the Part of the Respondent State -- 3. Competence of Commission and Court under Article 25 -- 4. The Meaning of Article 54 with regard to the Competence of Commission and Court under Article 25 -- 5. Applicable Rules of Procedure -- 6. Conclusion -- Discussion -- Chapter IV COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES -- Compliance with Judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Communities -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Judgments given directly against Member States -- 2.1 The Treaty Provisions -- 2.2 Interim Measures -- 2.3 Expectation of a Private Remedy -- 2.4 Withdrawal of EC Funding.

Before undertaking a systematic and analytical exposition of the project relating to the establishment of an arbitral court of justice as approved by the Committee of Examination B and referred to the First Subcommission of the First Commission, it may be useful to devote a few lines, by way of introduction, to the Permanent Tribunal of Arbitration created in 1899 by the First Conference and alongside which it is proposed to establish an arbitral court of justice.