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Obligations Erga Omnes and international crimes : A theoretical inquiry into the implementation and enforcement of the international responsibility of states
Publication details: The Hague Martinus Nijhoff Publishers 1996Description: 465p xxiISBN:- 9789041102324
- 341.77Â HOO
Contents:
Contents:
Ch. 1. Structures Related to Interests, Rules, Obligations and Rights in International Law and the Legal Interests of States --
Ch. 2. Obligations Erga Omnes, International Crimes, and the Legal Interests of the International Community and the United Nations --
Ch. 3. The Obligation of an Author State to Provide Reparation, and the Corresponding Right of (an) Injured State(s) and the United Nations to Demand Such Reparation, in Case of International Crimes --
Ch. 4. The Right of (An) Injured State(s) and the United Nations to Resort to Non-Military Countermeasures in Response to International Crimes --
Ch. 5. The Right of (An) Injured State(s) and the United Nations to Resort to Armed Force in Response to International Crimes --
Ch. 6. The Right of (An) Injured State(s) and the United Nations to Have Recourse to the International Court of Justice in Relation to International Crimes.
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Contents:
Ch. 1. Structures Related to Interests, Rules, Obligations and Rights in International Law and the Legal Interests of States --
Ch. 2. Obligations Erga Omnes, International Crimes, and the Legal Interests of the International Community and the United Nations --
Ch. 3. The Obligation of an Author State to Provide Reparation, and the Corresponding Right of (an) Injured State(s) and the United Nations to Demand Such Reparation, in Case of International Crimes --
Ch. 4. The Right of (An) Injured State(s) and the United Nations to Resort to Non-Military Countermeasures in Response to International Crimes --
Ch. 5. The Right of (An) Injured State(s) and the United Nations to Resort to Armed Force in Response to International Crimes --
Ch. 6. The Right of (An) Injured State(s) and the United Nations to Have Recourse to the International Court of Justice in Relation to International Crimes.