Samenvatting International Law

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ISBN-10 0414055519 ISBN-13 9780414055513
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Dit is de samenvatting van het boek "International Law". De auteur(s) van het boek is/zijn Professor Rebecca Wallace Olga Martin Ortega. Het ISBN van dit boek is 9780414055513 of 0414055519. Deze samenvatting is geschreven door studenten die effectief studeren met de studietool van Study Smart With Chris.

Samenvatting - International Law

  • 1 introduction

  • The creating of what international institute led to a turning point in international law and is also called the beginng of contemporary international law?
    The United Nations
  • What was the traditional definition of international coinced by Jeremy Bentham?
    As system regulation state relations
  • Law cannot coerce states in matters which are often highly political. International law cannot dictate the policies and behaviour of states.
  • If law is not a solution itself what is the intent of law ?
    A means employed to deal with a particulatr situation
  • The International law system is decentralized what does this mean?
    The International law system is not lead from one point, does not have a worldwide organisation in charge.
  • What are the two primary makings of international law?
    1. Parctice of state = customary international law

    2. Agreements entered into by states
  • when can international responsibility be inccured
    If a breach of international law is established
  • It is in a state's self interest to respect for example the territorial sovereignty of anotherstate premised on the expectation that such respect will be mutually reciprocated.
  • International law is from recent origin, what is this origin?
    The rise of secular sovereign states in western europe
  • What is concidered practice of traditional international law ?
    Setting the parameters of state activities
  • What are the new values that have become popular among international law
    Individuals and their treatment
  • With the expansion of international law what has changed in the International legal system?
    More specialised, compartmentalised and fragmented.

  • 2.1 introductory part

  • What are the 2 things mentioned in the book that  makes the international legal system different than many municipal legal systems?
    the international Legal system does not possess a unversially applicable written  constitution. And no designated principal organs of government
  • What are the four sources of international law mentioned in art. 38
    1. International conventions
    2. International custom
    3. General principles of law
    4. Subject to the provisions of (art. 59) judicial decions and the teaching of the most highly qualified publicist
  • What is a formal source of international law
    Constitute what the law is
  • Which sources of IL are formal
    International conventions, internatinal customs and general principles of law
  • What is the meaning of material sources of IL
    The mechanisms by which law is delivered
  • Which IL sources are material.
    Art. 59 judicial decisions and teachings of most highly qualified publicists
  • What incurred for norms of behaviour to be crystallised into rules of customary international law ?
    Increasing contact between states

  • 2.2 custom






  • What incurred for norms of behaviour to be crystallised into rules of customary international law ?
Increasing contact between states
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