The Decolonization of International Law State Succession and the Law of Treaties

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ISBN: 9780199577880 | 0199577889
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Copyright: 11/30/2009

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The issue of state succession continues to be a vital and complex focal point for public international lawyers, yet it has remained strangely resistant to effective articulation. The formative period in this respect was that of decolonization which marked

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Introduction
Critical Diagnostics
Introduction
The Themes of Succession
A Brief History
Succession, Identity, and Continuity
Bedjaoui, O'Connell, and the 'End' of Succession
Conclusions
Codification and Decolonization 1950-1974
The Move to Codification
Initial Steps: The International Law Commission Sub-committee
The International Law Association
A Change in Focus: The Waldock Reports
The Law of Treaties and Beyond
New States
Semi-Sovereignty: Mandates, Trusteeships and Protectorates
Other Categories of Succession
Dispositive Treaties
Final Moves: The Vienna Conference
Reception and Reflection
Conclusions
New Beginnings, New Ends
Introduction
Beyond Decolonization
The Perils of Formalism: Continuity, Personality, and Identity
Treaty Continuity and Automatic Succession
Functional Differentiation
Conclusions
Conclusions
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The Decolonization of International Law State Succession and the Law of Treaties

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