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Obligations erga omnes and jus cogens in international law: conceptual formalization and law enforcement practice
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Obligations erga omnes and jus cogens in international law: conceptual formalization and law enforcement practice
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S1026-94520000616-5-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Kira Sazonova 
Edition
Issue 11
Pages
72-79
Abstract
Covers the basic aspects of two highly controversial concepts in contemporary international law - the concept of erga omnes obligations and jus cogens. The two concepts are closely connected with such important international legal aspects such as normative hierarchy, international responsibility, decision-making within the international community. Despite more than forty years history of the concepts, their concrete legal content is still the subject of debate in the doctrine of international law, and therefore it is important to make an analysis of the use of these concepts by International Court ofJustice and International Law Commission of the United Nations, as well as by representatives of the scientific community.
Keywords
obligations erga omnes, jus cogens, international law, International Court of Justice, International Law Commission
Date of publication
01.11.2014
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