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25 Fla. J. Int'l L. 331 (2013)
The Case of Bolivia v. Chile in an Era of Transforming Sovereignty

handle is hein.journals/fjil25 and id is 349 raw text is: THE CASE OF BOLIVIA v. CHILE IN AN ERA OF TRANSFORMING SOVEREIGNTY Solon Solomon* I. INTRODUCTION .............................................332 II. SOVEREIGNTY Loss AND ACQUISITION: FROM PASSIVE/IDEALISTIC TO AGGRESSIVE/PRAGMATIC ...........333 A. The Classical Sovereignty Pattern .......... ....... 333 1. Sovereignty Loss-Passive ....................333 2. Sovereignty Acquisition-Idealism ...............336 B. Sovereignty Transformed. ....................... 337 1. Sovereignty Loss-Aggressive ............ ......337 2. Sovereignty Acquisition-Pragmatism ...... ......340 III. THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL BODIES IN SOVEREIGNTY'S TRANSFORMATION ........... ............343 A. Sovereignty Transformation in the Realms of the ICJ......... 343 B. Sovereignty Transformation in the Realms of Other Judicial Bodies. .............................. 344 IV. THE CASE OF BOLIVIA V. CHILE: THE ROLE OF THE ICJ BETWEEN CROSSROADS ............................ .....346 V. SOVEREIGNTY: FROM TRANSFORMING TO TRANSFORMED .........351 A. The Sakhalin and Kuril Islands 'Dispute............................. 351 B. The Case of Cyprus ...................... ..... 352 C. The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict............ ........... 353 D. The Case ofFYROM and Greece ....... ........... 355 VI. CONCLUSION............................................ 357 On acount of the Bolivia v. Chile case before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), this Article examines the role of international judicial bodies in an era where the concept of sovereignty is under transformation in the context of the case of Bolivia v. Chile before the ICJ. This Article maps this transformation, examining how it is depicted in international jurisprudence in general and in the case of Bolivia's application in particular. Arguing that Bolivia's request should be King's College London, Dickson Poon School of Law. 331

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