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I. Introduction: Globalization – Now and Then
II. Heritage: The status of the individual during the Iberian phase of Globalization and the contribution of the School of Salamanca
III. Today: Almost beyond Westphalia?
1. The principle: Mediation of the individual through the state
2. Human Rights Law: A step forward – but not enough
3. Rights: Spillover effects from self-contained human rights regimes into general PIL and other regimes
4. Rights – but no Standing: The Right to Contact a Consular Official under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations
5. Conclusions
IV. Future: One World
V. Concluding remarks
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- Stefan Kirchner (Auteur), 2015, The Status of the Individual in International Law and the Age of Globalization, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/313126
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