PREFACE - Pieter H. Kooijmans -- INTRODUCTION - Niels Blokker, René Lefeber, Liesbeth Lijnzaad & Ineke van Bladel -- 1 Ineke van Bladel - Iron Rhine Case and the Art of Treaty Interpretation. The Application of Nineteenth Century Obligations in the Twenty-first Century -- 2 Niels Blokker - From a Dispute about the Use of Force to a Non-Dispute about Jurisdiction. The Case Concerning Legality of Use of Force (Yugoslavia v. Netherlands) Before the International Court of Justice -- 3 Robert van Dijk - The Netherlands and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. How a State may find itself Before the Tribunal "Against its Will" -- 4 Adriaan Bos - The International Criminal Court at Work in its Early Years: Some Reflections -- 5 Olivia Swaak-Goldman - Helping to Chart Uncharted Waters: The Netherlands before the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia -- 6 Carl Peersman - Iudex Non Calculat. Experiences in Management of International Criminal Tribunals - Sierra Leone on a Shoestring? -- 7 Roeland Böcker - Feeling the Heat in Geneva and New York. The Netherlands Before the UN Treaty Bodies in Individual Complaints Procedures -- 8 Jolien Schukking - The Netherlands before the European Court of Human Rights -- 9 René Lefeber - The Last Judgment: Legal Effects of the Decisions of International Courts and Arbitral Tribunals in the Proceedings of National Courts -- 10 Wim van Reenen - The Submission of Amicus Curiae Briefs to United States Courts: The Practice of the Netherlands -- 11 Nout van Woudenberg - Declarations of Immunity from Seizure of Foreign Artworks and the Legal Position of Sovereign Art Lenders before US Courts: The Malewicz Case -- 12 Liesbeth Lijnzaad - Sending Dutch Troops Abroad, some Domestic Legal Aspects.