The East Timor case before the International Court of Justice
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1. LAS CARAS DE UN CONFLICTO: HISTORIA, POLÍTICA Y DERECHO EN TORNO A TIMOR ORIENTAL. 2. EL ASUNTO TIMOR ORIENTAL ANTE LA CORTE INTERNACIONAL DE JUSTICIA: A. Las pretensiones de Portugal y las objeciones de Australia. B. Sobre la existencia de una controversia. C. Posición del tercero en la causa: relevancia de la ausencia de Indonesia. D. La capacidad de Portugal para llevar el caso de Timor oriental ante la Corte. E. Objeciones fundadas en la falta de oportunidad judicial. 3. REALIDADES Y EXPECTATIVAS EN EL DERECHO INTERNACIONAL TRAS LA SENTENCIA DE LA CORTE SOBRE TIMOR ORIENTAL.
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