Reservations to Treaties (Volume 146)
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ABSTRACTJ. M. Ruda points out in the introduction to his course that the question of reservations to multilateral treaties has been one of the most controversial subjects of contemporary international law. The author aims in his course to show how the international law has to change for dealing with this issue, and aims to confirm that law is not and should never be an end in itself, but only a mode of regulating society or a community in accordance with its values at a given time. The author focuses on reservations in multilateral treaties and on reservations provided by the Vienna Convention on the Law of treaties.
J.M. Ruda relève en introduction de son cours que la question des réserves aux traités multilatéraux a été l’un des sujets les plus controversés du droit international contemporain. L’auteur donne pour objectif à son cours de montrer comment le droit international a dû changer pour faire face à cette question, et vise à confirmer que le droit n’est pas et ne devrait jamais être une fin en soi, mais seulement un mode de régulation de la société ou une communauté conformément aux valeurs qui sont les siennes à un moment donné. L’auteur s’intéresse principalement aux réserves dans les traités multilatéraux et à ce que dit la Convention de Vienne sur le droit des traités en matière de réserves
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
- CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER II - NATURE AND MEANING OF THE TERM “RESERVATION”
- CHAPTER III - RESERVATIONS TO BILATERAL TREATIES
- CHAPTER IV - RESERVATIONS TO MULTILATERAL TREATIES
- CHAPTER V - THE VIENNA CONVENTION ON THE LAW OF TREATIES
- CHAPTER VI - SUCCESSION TO TREATIES, WITH REFERENCE TO RESERVATIONS
- CHAPTER VII - TREATIES CONCLUDED BETWEEN STATES AND ’ INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS OR BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
- CHAPTER VIII - CONCLUSIONS
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
Reservations to Treaties (Volume 146)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by J. M. Ruda in
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Google Scholar
(45,326 words)