International Organizations Law Review Volume 11 Issue 2

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Judge and Jury

Schmalenbach, Kirsten

2014 International Organizations Law Review

doi:10.1163/15723747-01102001

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How Does the un Security Council Control States or Organizations Authorized to Use Force?

de Guttry, Andrea

2014 International Organizations Law Review

doi:10.1163/15723747-01102002

Various circumstances have brought about an increase in authorizations by the un Security Council of different types of military operations to be carried out by external actors, on the basis of a prior request by the State hosting the activities, or against that State. This practice raises...

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On the Notion of Precarious Employment in International Organizations

Mosquera, Andrés Muñoz

2014 International Organizations Law Review

doi:10.1163/15723747-01102003

International civil servants form part of the essential fabric of international organizations, but some of the hiring modalities of these institutions appear at first glance to pursue an endemic employment malpractice. However, the practice referred to in national labour markets as ‘precarious...

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The African Union System of Refugee Protection

Nicolosi, Salvatore Fabio

2014 International Organizations Law Review

doi:10.1163/15723747-01102004

Africa has often been treated as a mere recipient of legal systems, particularly by the former colonial powers. However, an examination of the African practice of international law reveals that, in the specific area of refugee protection, Africa has been championing a legal framework capable of...

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Bad Analogy

McAuliffe, Padraig

2014 International Organizations Law Review

doi:10.1163/15723747-01102005

The International Criminal Court (‘ icc ’) lacks the capacity to pursue accountability for all but a handful of alleged perpetrators. Scholars and policy-makers have argued that the natural response to this state of affairs is for the icc to reconstruct, enhance or develop both the ability and...

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The Law of International Organizations and the Art of Reconciliation

d’Aspremont, Jean

2014 International Organizations Law Review

doi:10.1163/15723747-01102006

After submitting that most scholarly and practical debates about the law of international organizations can be construed as a battle between arguments based on the idea of a contract and those based on the idea of a constitution, this article discusses international legal scholars’ ability to...

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Book Review: The Law and Politics of wto Waivers: Stability and Flexibility in Public International Law , written by Isabel Feichtner

Klabbers, Jan

2014 International Organizations Law Review

doi:10.1163/15723747-01102007