Internationale Organisationen aufgrund von soft law

Seidl-Hohenveldern, Ignaz

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“…475 In contrast to this author's time, where there was a presumption towards the lack of international personality for IOs, in our time this presumption has reversed to the opposite. 476 Apart from some IOs whose international legal personalities have been the subject of some controversies in the past, 477 in general it is assumed that the IOs enjoy international legal personality either explicitly by way of a provision in their constituent document, or impliedly through the tasks and functions bestowed on them by their founding members. According to the understanding of the ICJ in its advisory opinion on the Reparation for the Injuries suffered in the Service of the United Nations, 478 if it is intended to examine the international legal personality of an entity in international law, first and foremost the substantive and international procedural rights and entitlements of this entity should be examined.…”

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International Legal Responsibility of International Organizations in the ILC Draft Articles and Beyond

Bayani¹

2022

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I. Terminology 15 theories, especially constructivist and rationalist theories and approaches, will be able to provide a complete explanation of IOs and their roles at the international sphere.As a last remark in the introduction, it should be mentioned that the reason behind choosing a vast pallete of different problems and questions regarding the international responsibility of IOs is to give an outline of a cluster of interrelated challenges with all its aspects possibly besides each other that give rise to a unique problematic. Admittedly, each of these problems has been addressed separately but a complete picture of the whole scenario is still hard to find and is lacking in the existing literature I. TerminologyThe scope of the present research work will be limited to the examination of the question of, and situations where intergovernmental organizations could be encumbered with responsibility, accountability and liability. Unless otherwise specified, whenever in this work the term "international organization (IO)" is used, the aim is to refer to intergovernmental organizations, known also as public international organizations. The two essential and common elements, to almost all the definitions presented for this kind of IOs, are first, the establishment by states by means of a treaty, or other instrument under international law, and the second, independence in legal personality, and actions, from their members. Thus, it is clear that the question of the possibility/or not of international responsibility and liability of non-governmental organizations is beyond the scope of this thesis.Furthermore, the word "responsibility" which refers to a legal relation between two or more subjects of international law, is used in its strict sense to avoid any confusion of this concept with the other close concepts of accountability and liability. This is exactly the approach that the ILC has minutiously followed in drafting the two sets of articles on responsibility:"Being obliged to accept the possible risks arising from the exercise of an activity which is itself lawful, or being obliged to face the consequences -which are not necessarily limited to compensation -of the breach of a legal obligation, are two different matters. It is only because of the relative poverty of legal language that the same term is habitually used to designate both." 76 Everywhere in the text of the thesis the word responsibility is used, thereby international legal responsibility is meant, unless otherwise specified.

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International Legal Responsibility of International Organizations in the ILC Draft Articles and Beyond

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“…tencia legislativa vinculante (Hillgenberg, 1998: 100 y ss. ;Seidl-Hohenveldern, 1995). 7 Lo segundo, y que deriva de lo anterior, es un sistema de fuentes del derecho internacional que podemos consignar como dependiente de aceptación estatal de vinculación o consentimiento.…”

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El soft law en el contexto de las fuentes del derecho internacional: Aportes para la discusión

Casals

2021

Rev. derecho público

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La teoría de las fuentes en derecho internacional público ha estado en discusión recientemente, tanto por el avance en sus áreas de manifestación como por los nuevos actores presentes en él, que han ido creando un cúmulo de instrumentos aglutinados bajo el concepto de soft law alegados por parte de la doctrina y la jurisprudencia como contenedores de obligaciones jurídicas. Esto hace necesario discutir sobre su naturaleza de fuente jurídica vinculante y su lugar en la teoría señalada, ya que es necesario evitar el forzar una nueva generación doctrinaria de fuente formal, que termine desvirtuando el consensualismo bajo el cual operan los Estados y que quite certeza a la protección que deben tener los individuos con respecto al actuar de estos.

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Role and Impact of the UN, NATO, The OSCE and the COE: The Western Balkans Lost in the Alphabet Soup?

Blockmans¹

2007

Tough Love: The European Union’S Relations With the Western Balkans

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Internationale Organisationen aufgrund von soft law

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International Legal Responsibility of International Organizations in the ILC Draft Articles and Beyond

International Legal Responsibility of International Organizations in the ILC Draft Articles and Beyond

El soft law en el contexto de las fuentes del derecho internacional: Aportes para la discusión

Role and Impact of the UN, NATO, The OSCE and the COE: The Western Balkans Lost in the Alphabet Soup?

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