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ABSTRACTThrough the Security Council non-military actions, this course looks upon questions that appears concerning responsibility. Sanctions taken under the Chapter VII shows links between responsibility and the practice of the Security Council. Looking first at the Charter and the Articles on State Responsibility, the Professor digs into the subject of a special regime of responsibility concerning collective security, but also into the limits of all the above-mentioned texts and concepts. Furthermore, this class takes a look into the relationship between collective security and the system of individual criminal responsibility that exists nowadays, and whether these two systems are efficient. Last but not least, accountability for international organization and the form it can take for the activities of the Security Council is explained.
RÉSUMÉDans ce cours, Vera Gowlland-Debbas revisite la place des sanctions en droit international et commentaires sur la pratique du Conseil de sécurité dans ce domaine. Il examine le rayonnement du Conseil à travers le prisme des trois domaines de la responsabilité internationale: responsabilité des États, la responsabilité pénale individuelle et responsabilité de l’Organisation internationale. Le premier domaine pose le problème de savoir comment articuler la relation entre la responsabilité des État et les mesures du Conseil de sécurité. Le second domaine est examiné en examinant la pertinence de mécanismes institutionnalisés et collectifs pour le développement et l’institutionnalisation de la responsabilité pénale individuelle, à la lumière des organes judiciaires hybrides établis sur des bases juridiques disparates par le Conseil de sécurité, ou étroitement liées à celui-ci. Le troisième domaine concerne l’imputabilité et la responsabilité du Conseil de sécurité de ses actes, lus compte tenu des efforts de codification de la Commission du droit International, qui mettent en lumière l’insuffisance des mécanismes actuels afin d’appeler le Conseil de sécurité de compte.
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- ABSTRACT
- RÉSUMÉ
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS
- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
- INTRODUCTION - THE SECURITY COUNCIL AND THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM
- CHAPTER I - THE LINKS BETWEEN CHAPTER VII, SANCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITY
- CHAPTER II - THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CHARTER, COLLECTIVE SECURITY AND THE ARTICLES ON STATE RESPONSIBILITY
- CHAPTER III - THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COLLECTIVE SECURITY AND INDIVIDUAL CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY
- CHAPTER IV - THE SECURITY COUNCIL AND ISSUES OF ACCOUNTABILITY
- CONCLUDING REMARKS
- SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
The Security Council and Issues of Responsibility under International Law (Volume 353)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by Vera Gowlland-Debbas in
Current site
Google Scholar
(101,815 words)