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Modern Constitutions and International Law (Volume 192)
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ABSTRACTAntonio Cassese, Professor at the University of Florence, describes in his course the attitude that modern states adopt toward the international community, insofar as this attitude is described in constitutional texts. More specifically, Antonio Cassese examines whether these States, in their constitutional texts, and to the extent that this is available, in their constitutional jurisprudence, are willing to accept the legal standards of behavior of the international community, or whether they are hostile or indifferent to them. The author therefore begins with a historical review of the question. He then examines the references made in the constitutional texts to the general rules of public international law. He also analyzes constitutional guarantees of respect for international treaties, constitutional authorizations to limit sovereignty, and constitutional prohibitions to resort to war.
Antonio Cassese, professeur à l’Université de Florence, entend dans ce cours décrire l’attitude que les États modernes adoptent vis-à-vis de la communauté internationale, dans la mesure où cette attitude est décrite dans les textes constitutionnels. Plus particulièrement, Antonio Cassese examine si ces États, dans leurs textes constitutionnels, et dans la mesure où celle-ci est disponible, dans leur jurisprudence constitutionnelle, se montrent prêts à accepter les standards juridiques de comportement de la communauté internationale, ou s’ils s’y montrent hostiles ou indifférents. Aussi l'auteur commence-t-il par un rappel historique de la question. Il étudie ensuite les références qui sont faites, dans les textes constitutionnels, aux règles générales du droit international public. Il analyse également les garanties constitutionnelles de respect des traités internationaux, les autorisations constitutionnelles de limitation de la souveraineté, et les interdictions constitutionnelles de recourir à la guerre.
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER I - HISTORICAL EVOLUTION
- CHAPTER II - CONSTITUTIONAL DEFERENCE TO GENERAL RULES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
- CHAPTER III - CONSTITUTIONAL SAFEGUARDS OF COMPLIANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL TREATIES
- CHAPTER IV - CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORIZATIONS TO LIMITATIONS OF SOVEREIGNTY
- CHAPTER V - CONSTITUTIONAL BANS ON WAR
- CHAPTER VI - CONCLUSIONS
- SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Modern Constitutions and International Law (Volume 192)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by A. Cassese in
Current site
Google Scholar
(58,074 words)