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V e r d r a g s r e c h t in N e d e r l a n d . Een studie n a a r de verhouding tussen inter- nationaal en nationaal recht in histo- risch perspectief. Edited by J.G. Brou- wer. The book gives a detailed analy- ses of the historical-legal aspects of Dutch law concerning the domestic affect of international law. Of great i m p o r t a n c e is the legal f r a m e w o r k wherein the authority is allowed to conclude treaties. The responsibility that the D u t c h P a r l i a m e n t has got towards the treaties are discussed thor- oughly. The place of the court in this matter are also looked upon. Questions such as: does a court have authority to prohibit the conclusion of a treaty, and could a court refuse to apply an existing treaty when it finds that the treaty is concluded in an unconstitutional manner; are discussed. The author also gives a comment on the terms monism and dualism. His definitions are interesting. Furthermore he discusses their position in the Dutch constitutions. The author gives an overview on different changes in the past century relating to these issues. Another subject discussed is the implementation of treaty-law, in particular the application of treaty-law by the judiciary. Finally also the effects of unwritten law are discussed. The book is written very systematically. Therefor it is very easy to compare the changes of certain subjects in different times. The author describes the changes of the impact of international law in the Netherlands on the basis of changes in the Dutch constitution. V e r d r a g s r e c h t in Nederland, Een studie n a a r de verhouding tussen internatio- naal en nationaal recht in een historisch perspectief, Edited by J.G. BROUWER. W.E.J. Tjeenk Willink, Zwolle, the Netherlands, published 1992, 360 pages. ISBN: 9027134936. The book is written in dutch but it contains an english summary.
Tilburg Law Review – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1992
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