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Vol. 1.: Drafting History -- Reform -- Interpretation Of The Charter -- Preamble -- Purposes And Principles -- Membership -- Organs -- The General Assembly -- The Security Council -- Pacific Settlement Of Disputes Vol. 2.: Action With Respect To Threats To The Peace, Breaches Of The Peace, And Acts Of Aggression -- Regional Arrangements -- International Economic And Social Co-operation -- The Economic And Social Council -- Declaration Regarding Non-self-governing Territories -- International Trusteeship System -- The Trusteeship Council -- The International Court Of Justice -- The Secretariat -- Miscellaneous Provisions -- Transitional Security Arrangements -- Amendments -- Ratifiction And Signature. Edited By Bruno Simma, Daniel-erasmus Khan, Georg Nolte, Andreas Paulus; Assistant Editor, Nikolai Wessendorf. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This comprehensive commentary investigates the legal interpretation, historical drafting, and practical application of the Charter of the United Nations. The editors, a distinguished group of international legal scholars and practitioners, provide a systematic analysis of the Charter's articles to clarify the institutional framework and legal obligations of the United Nations. By synthesizing decades of state practice, judicial decisions, and academic discourse, the work serves as a definitive reference for understanding the constitutional foundation of the international order.
What You Will Find
Legal scholars and practitioners widely regard this commentary as the authoritative source for interpreting the UN Charter. Readers frequently note the academic density and rigorous detail of the prose, making it a foundational text for advanced study in international law.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
2011-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199639760
ISBN-13:
9780199639762
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