Menno T. Kamminga is Professor of International Law at Maastricht University and Director of the Maastricht Centre for Human Rights. He is also Chair of the Netherlands Government Advisory Committee on International Law and a member of the Netherlands Government Advisory Committee on Human Rights, and Co-rapporteur of the International Law Association Committee on International Human Rights Law and Practice.As of Autumn 2008, Martin Scheinin will be Professor of Public International Law at the European University Institute, Florence. He was a Member of the United Nations Human Rights Committee from 1997-2004, and has been United Nations Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism since 2005. He has been Chair of the Committee of Human Rights Law and Practice of the International Law Association from 1997-2008 and Vice President of the International Association of Constitutional Law since 2007.

This book represents a valuable and interesting collection of contributions...All the essays are engaging, thoroughly researched and make a considerable contribution to the understanding of the interplay between international human rights law and general international law

• 1. Final Report on the Impact of International Human Rights Law on General International Law ; 2. Impact on the Law of Treaties ; 3. Impact on General Principles of Treaty Interpretation ; 4. Impact on the Law on Treaty Reservations ; 5. Impact on State Succession in Respect of Treaties ; 6. Impact on the Process of the Formation of Customary International Law ; 7. Impact on the Structure of International Obligations ; 8. Impact on the Immunity of States and their Officials ; 9. Impact on the Right to Consular Notification ; 10. Impact on the Law of Diplomatic Protection ; 11. Impact on State Responsibility

Menno T. Kamminga is Professor of International Law at Maastricht University and Director of the Maastricht Centre for Human Rights. He is also Chair of the Netherlands Government Advisory Committee on International Law and a member of the Netherlands Government Advisory Committee on Human Rights, and Co-rapporteur of the International Law Association Committee on International Human Rights Law and Practice.As of Autumn 2008, Martin Scheinin will be Professor of Public International Law at the European University Institute, Florence. He was a Member of the United Nations Human Rights Committee from 1997-2004, and has been United Nations Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism since 2005. He has been Chair of the Committee of Human Rights Law and Practice of the International Law Association from 1997-2008 and Vice President of the International Association of Constitutional Law since 2007.

This book represents a valuable and interesting collection of contributions...All the essays are engaging, thoroughly researched and make a considerable contribution to the understanding of the interplay between international human rights law and general international law

• 1. Final Report on the Impact of International Human Rights Law on General International Law ; 2. Impact on the Law of Treaties ; 3. Impact on General Principles of Treaty Interpretation ; 4. Impact on the Law on Treaty Reservations ; 5. Impact on State Succession in Respect of Treaties ; 6. Impact on the Process of the Formation of Customary International Law ; 7. Impact on the Structure of International Obligations ; 8. Impact on the Immunity of States and their Officials ; 9. Impact on the Right to Consular Notification ; 10. Impact on the Law of Diplomatic Protection ; 11. Impact on State Responsibility

Menno T. Kamminga is Professor of International Law at Maastricht University and Director of the Maastricht Centre for Human Rights. He is also Chair of the Netherlands Government Advisory Committee on International Law and a member of the Netherlands Government Advisory Committee on Human Rights, and Co-rapporteur of the International Law Association Committee on International Human Rights Law and Practice.As of Autumn 2008, Martin Scheinin will be Professor of Public International Law at the European University Institute, Florence. He was a Member of the United Nations Human Rights Committee from 1997-2004, and has been United Nations Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism since 2005. He has been Chair of the Committee of Human Rights Law and Practice of the International Law Association from 1997-2008 and Vice President of the International Association of Constitutional Law since 2007.

This book represents a valuable and interesting collection of contributions...All the essays are engaging, thoroughly researched and make a considerable contribution to the understanding of the interplay between international human rights law and general international law

• 1. Final Report on the Impact of International Human Rights Law on General International Law ; 2. Impact on the Law of Treaties ; 3. Impact on General Principles of Treaty Interpretation ; 4. Impact on the Law on Treaty Reservations ; 5. Impact on State Succession in Respect of Treaties ; 6. Impact on the Process of the Formation of Customary International Law ; 7. Impact on the Structure of International Obligations ; 8. Impact on the Immunity of States and their Officials ; 9. Impact on the Right to Consular Notification ; 10. Impact on the Law of Diplomatic Protection ; 11. Impact on State Responsibility