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Part I. Introduction; Foreword; Biographical Note; Part II. Reflectionson the Contributions of Florentino Feliciano to International Law: A Judge'sJudge Michael Reisman; The Benign First Mate Rosalyn Higgins; TheAristotelian James Bacchus; Trade and Economic Justice According to the LawJulio Lacarte; Part III. Insights Into the World Trade Organization: JusticeFeliciano and the WTO Environmental Cases: Laying the Foundations of a'Constitutional Jurisprudence' with Implications for Developing CountriesJohn Jackson; International Trade Law, Human Rights and Theories of JusticeE. U. Petersmann; Developing Countries and the International Trading SystemSaid El-Naggar; North/South Issues of Foreign Direct Investments in theWTO-Is There a Middle of the Road Approach? Mitsuo Matsushita; TheParticipation of Developing Countries in WTO Dispute Settlement and the Roleof the Advisory Centre on WTO Law Leo Palma; Reform of the WTO DisputeSettlement System: what to expect from the Doha Development Round? Peter Vanden Bossche; Interpretation and application of the WTO Rules: Florentino andthe First Seven Luis Olavo Baptista; Dispute Settlement in the WTO: on thetrail of a court Helene Ruiz Fabri; A proposal to introduce an AdvocateGeneral's position into WTO Dispute Settlement Armand de Mestral and M.Auerbach-Ziogas; Arbitration at the WTO: to be further explored LaurenceBoisson de Chazournes; The challenges to the legitimacy of the WTO DebraSteger; The World Trade Organization after Cancun Guiguo Wang; Part IV. TheChanging Landscape of Investment Arbitration: The Reshaping of theInternational Law on Foreign Investment by concordant bilateral investmenttreaties Stephen Schwebel; International arbitration and the State'sincreasing Remote Consent Brigitte Stern; The Notion of Investment in RecentPractice Rudolf Dolzer; Arbitration of Investment Disputes between UNCITRALRules and ICSID Giorgio Sacerdoti; Part V. New Challenges in InternationalAdjudication: From Preston to Prescot: Globalising Legitimate ExpectationFrancisco Orrego Vicuna; The Independence of the International Judiciary:Some Introductory Thoughts Philippe Sands; 'Straddling and Highly MigratoryFlags] Before the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea TullioTreves; Collective Security and the Personification of Peace Charlotte Ku;Some Thoughts on 'Asian' Approaches to International Dispute ResolutionChristoper W. Pinto; The 'Cameroon v. Nigeria: Equatorial Guinea InterveningLand and Maritime Boundary' Judgement Barbara Kwiatkowska; Part VI.Bibliography of Writings by Florentino Feliciano.