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Is International Law Threatened by Multiple International Tribunals ? (Volume 271)
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ABSTRACTIn this course, Jonathan I. Charney, Professor at Vanderbilt University, Nashville wonders if the coherence of international law is threatened by the increasing number of international tribunals. Professor Charney endeavours to answer this question by investigating various themes: treaty interpretation and reservations, sources of international law, State responsibility, compensation for violations of international legal obligations, exhaustion of domestic remedies, nationality, international maritime boundary jurisprudence. Professor Charney concludes that, altough differences exist, the different international tribunals of the late twentieth century do share a coherent understanding of that international law.
Jonathan I. Charney, Professeur à la Vanderbilt University, à Nashville, se demande dans ce cours si la multiplication des tribunaux internationaux ne constitue pas une menace pour le droit international. Le Professeur Charney s’efforce de répondre à cette question en s’intéressant à différents thèmes : l’interprétation des traités et des réserves, les sources du droit international, la responsabilité de l’État, les compensations pour violation d’obligations du droit international, l’épuisement des recours internes, la nationalité, la jurisprudence concernant les frontières maritimes internationales. Le Professeur Charney conclut que malgré l’existence de différences, les différents tribunaux internationaux de la fin du vingtième siècle partagent une compréhension commune du droit.
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS
- CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER II - TREATY INTERPRETATION AND RESERVATIONS
- CHAPTER III - SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
- CHAPTER IV - STATE RESPONSIBILITY
- CHAPTER V - COMPENSATION FOR VIOLATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LEGAL OBLIGATIONS
- CHAPTER VI - EXHAUSTION OF DOMESTIC REMEDIES
- CHAPTER VII - NATIONALITY
- CHAPTER VIII - INTERNATIONAL MARITIME BOUNDARY JURISPRUDENCE
- CHAPTER IX - CONCLUSION
- SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Is International Law Threatened by Multiple International Tribunals ? (Volume 271)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by Jonathan I. Charney in
Current site
Google Scholar
(116,836 words)