Professor of International Law, Institute of International Studies and Law School, University of Chile.

"This is a valuable volume to which a short review cannot do full justice. It will repay reading by professionals in the field." - Stephen M. Schwebel, On the Board of Editors, American Journal of International Law

• Introduction; 1. An evolving international society: institutionalization, privatization, globalization; 2. A constitutional court for an international society?; 3. Individuals and settlement of international claims: change and adaptation of governing rules; 4. Individuals before international courts and tribunals: a continuing progression; 5. Shaping a new role for the individual in international dispute settlement: the contribution of specialized jurisdictions; 6. The World Trade Organization integrated dispute settlement system: innovation and transition.

Professor of International Law, Institute of International Studies and Law School, University of Chile.

"This is a valuable volume to which a short review cannot do full justice. It will repay reading by professionals in the field." - Stephen M. Schwebel, On the Board of Editors, American Journal of International Law

• Introduction; 1. An evolving international society: institutionalization, privatization, globalization; 2. A constitutional court for an international society?; 3. Individuals and settlement of international claims: change and adaptation of governing rules; 4. Individuals before international courts and tribunals: a continuing progression; 5. Shaping a new role for the individual in international dispute settlement: the contribution of specialized jurisdictions; 6. The World Trade Organization integrated dispute settlement system: innovation and transition.

Professor of International Law, Institute of International Studies and Law School, University of Chile.

"This is a valuable volume to which a short review cannot do full justice. It will repay reading by professionals in the field." - Stephen M. Schwebel, On the Board of Editors, American Journal of International Law

• Introduction; 1. An evolving international society: institutionalization, privatization, globalization; 2. A constitutional court for an international society?; 3. Individuals and settlement of international claims: change and adaptation of governing rules; 4. Individuals before international courts and tribunals: a continuing progression; 5. Shaping a new role for the individual in international dispute settlement: the contribution of specialized jurisdictions; 6. The World Trade Organization integrated dispute settlement system: innovation and transition.