The evolution towards a new jus gentium : the international law for humankind
Time and law revisited : international law and the temporal dimension
Foundations of international law : the role and importance of its basic principles
The primacy of international law over force
Contemporary international law-making : a reassessment of the theory of formal "sources" of international law
The material source of international law: manifestations of the universal juridical conscience
States as subjects of international law and the expansion of international legal personality
International organizations as subjects of international law
The legal personality of the individual as subject of international law
The legal capacity of the individual as subject of international law.

Humankind as a subject of international law
Conceptual constructions: jus cogens and obligations erga omnes
Conceptual constructions: common heritage of mankind and common concern of mankind
Conceptual constructions: the right to peace and the right to development
Conceptual constructions: responsibility for international crimes and universal jurisdiction
Basic considerations of humanity in the corpus juris of international law
Basic considerations of humanity in relation to disarmament
Basic considerations of humanity in relation to the law of treaties
Basic considerations of humanity in relation to state responsibility
Basic considerations of humanity in relation to state succession
Basic considerations of humanity in relation to territory.

Basic considerations of humanity in relation to diplomatic and consular law
Basic considerations of humanity in relation to the convergences of regimes of protection of the human person
Peaceful settlement of international disputes: current state and perspectives
International rule of law: the need and quest for international compulsory jurisdiction
The legacy of the recent cycle of world conferences of the United Nations
Codification and progressive development of a universal international law
Conclusions: International law for humankind: towards a new jus gentium.