Introduction to the International Court of Justice - ICJ - (Edición Bilingüe)

Foreword PrólogoAntonio Aljure Salame 
Presentación
Corte Internacional de Justicia -CIJ- 
Introducción Paso de la Corte Permanente de Justicia Internacional-CPII- a la Corte Internacional de Justicia -CIJ- Composición ele la Corte Funciones de la CorleFunción contenciosa Procedimientos Opiniones consultivas Salas 
1. Introduction     1.1. Functions of the Court    1.2. Doctrines of the Court and their sourees 
2. Transition from the Perrnanent Court of International Justiee -PCIJ- to the lnternational Court oí Iustice -ICJ-     2.1. Transition from PCIj to ICJ     2.2. Desire for Continuity between the PCI) and lCJ
3. Structure ofthe Court    3.1. Judges: Composition of the Court    3.2. Election ofJllclges    3.3. Ad hoc Juclges        3.3.1. UnclerlyingTheory        3.3.2. Proeeclures for AppointingAd Hoc Judges             3.3.2.1. Role ofad hoc jlldges            3.3.2.2. Qllalifieations to be an ad hoc juclge             3.3.2.3. State notifieation to the Court of clesire to appoint an ad hoc jllclge     3.4. Presiclent ancl Vice-President     3.5. Registrar (Gre{fier) 
4. Contentious function    4.1. Jurisclietion        4.1.1. Compromis        4.1.2. Treaties            4.1.2.1. UN Chárter             4.1.2.2. Other multilateral treaties            4.1.2.3. Bogota Paet            4.1.2.4. Bilateral Treaties             4.1.2.5. Pre-1945 Treaties         4.1.3. Fontm Prorogatum        4.1.4. Optional Clause             4.1.4.1. Ipso {acto juriscliction             4.1.4.2. Withclrawal from juriscliction             4.1.4.3. Comrncntary ancl analysis     4.2. Proeeeclings         4.2.1. Written proeeedings        4.2.2. Oral Proceedings         4.2.3. Incidental proceedings             4.2.3.1. Provisional Measures are regulated under Articles 41 (1) of the Sta tute, and 73 of the Rules            4.2.3.2. Preliminary Objections (79 of the Rules)            4.2.3.3. Counter Claims (80 of the Rules)             4.2.3.4. Intervention (62 ofthe Statute and 81 of the Rules)             4.2.3.5. Discontinuance (88 and 89 ofthe Rules)         4.2.4. Judgments, Interpretation and Revision             4.2.4.1. Judgments: (94 of the Rules)             4.2.4.2. Interpretation and Revision: (Articles 60 and ó l of the Statute and 98 and 99 of the Rules) 
5. Advisory proceedings     5.1. Advisory Proceeding Procedure     5.2. Discretiou ofICJ regarding Advisory Opinions     5.3. Advisory Proceedings Hearings    5.4. Binding nature of Advisory Opinions: in general     5.5. Binding Nalure of Advisory Opinions: lnternational Organizatiolls     5.6. Individual Participation 
6. Chambers    6.1. Special Cham bers     6.2. Ad Hoc Chambers     6.3. Chamber of Summry Procedure 
7. Bibliography     7.1. Treaties    7.2. Documenís    7.3. Judicial Decisions         7.3.1. InternationaI Court of Justice             7.3.1.1. Contcntious Cases             7.3.1.2. Advisory Opinions         7.3.2. Other Tribunals    7.4. Books    7.5. Collective books    7.6. journals
8. Appendix     8.1. The Chartcr of the United Nations (Extracs related to the IC])     8.2. Statute of the International Court of Justice     8.3. Rules ofCourt (1978)     8.4. Practice Directions     8.5. Note for tbe Parties Concerning the Preparation of Pleadings    8.6. Resolution Concerning the Internal Judicial Practice of the Court     8.7. Resolution 9 (1946) of the Security Council ofthe United Nations, 15 october 1946     8.8. Resolution 264 (III) of the General Assembly of the United Nations, 8 october 1948     8.9. Resolution 2520 (XXIV) of the General Assembly of the United Nations, 4 december 1969