Syndicats et société civile, dir. par Bellal S., Berns, T., Cantelli F., Faniel J., 2003
Labor, p.55-63

Cités, 14, 2003
Puf, p.182-187

Journal du Juriste, 2003
Kluwer
Short comment on ECHR Jakupovic vs Austria (Feb 6, 2003) and Yilmaz vs Germany (April 17, 2003).

Journal des procès, 468, 2003
Bruylant

Journal du Juriste, 2003
Kluwer
Short comment on ECHR, Koua Poirrez vs. France (Sept 30, 2003).

Journal du Juriste, 2003
Kluwer
Short comment on ECHR, Murphy vs Ireland, July 10, 2003.

Journal du Juriste, 2003
Kluwer
A short introduction to new rules regarding work permits.

Journal du Juriste, 2003
Kluwer
Short comment on ECHR, Hatton vs. U.K., July 8, 2003.

T. Berns, "Conflit, guerre, violence et corruption", in Multitudes, n°13, Paris, 2003, p.177-181 Exils
Thomas Berns reveals the trust of a work which seeks to think conflict as something that must be sustained. Sustaining it means not only inscribing the order represented by the law within the disorder of conflict, but also establishing war as the permanent horizon of peace; that is, law is established only as violence, and can only be thought as permanently vulnarable to corruption. In (...)

Le droit saisi par le collectif (T. Berns éd.), à paraître en 2003
Bruylant
Humanity plays an ever growing role in the field of law, notably in conjunction with the notions of crimes against humanity and the common heritage of mankind. But what is the status of this concept? How was it invented? This article tries to discern the genealogy of the juridical concept of humanity, using singular 20th century events as points of departure. Relying upon the resources of cosmopolitanism and the (...)