Control over Compliance with International Law /
Of all the Issues on the East-West agenda, none is more vital to the perestroika processes on the international plane than confidence on all sides that international legal obligations assumed will be wholly complied with. Increasingly such confidence requires particular often intrusive, machinery to...
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1991.
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| 505 | 0 | |t Front Matter -- Preliminary Material / |r Editor: W. E. Butler -- Control, or Whatever / |r W. E. Butler -- Control in Contemporary International Law / |r I. I. Lukashuk -- On a Theoretical Concept of Control over the Fulfilment of International Obligations of States / |r M. I. Lazarev -- The Origin and Prospects for Development of Control over Compliance with International Obligations of States / |r O. N. Khlestov -- Ensuring Compliance with Arms Control Agreements: Legal Responses / |r W. E. Butler -- "Open Skies" - The Metamorphoses of One Concept / |r V. S. Vereshchetin -- Control Machinery in the Ecological Security System / |r A. S. Timoshenko -- The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in Enforcing International Environmental Law / |r P. J. Sands -- State Responsibility for Breach of Obligations to Protect the Global Environment / |r Alan E. Boyle -- State Obligations in a Transnational Dispute: The Bhopal Case / |r Michael R. Anderson -- Verification Machinery in the Antarctic Treaty System / |r S. V. Vinogradov -- Multilateral Resource Exploitation Treaties: Compliance in the Light of Liberal Interpretation by Follow-Up Bodies / |r G. Plant -- Monitoring Compliance with International Human Rights Standards / |r R. A. Müllerson -- Expansion of Rights Protected by the European Convention on Human Rights / |r C. Warbrick -- The International Labour Organisation: Control over Application of the Conventions and Recommendations on Labour / |r S. A. Ivanov -- Implementation of International Obligations Towards Developing States: Equality or Preferential Treatment? / |r Peter Slinn -- Dispute Settlement Under the Washington Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes / |r P. T. Muchlinski -- Ensuring Compliance with the Law of Armed Conflict / |r Christopher Greenwood -- Back Matter -- Notes on Contributors / |r Editor: W. E. Butler -- Index / |r Editor: W. E. Butler. | |
| 520 | |a Of all the Issues on the East-West agenda, none is more vital to the perestroika processes on the international plane than confidence on all sides that international legal obligations assumed will be wholly complied with. Increasingly such confidence requires particular often intrusive, machinery to ensure compliance to the satisfaction of the parties concerned. The revolution under perestroika is that, in East-West relations, the former protagnosts now accept that machinery is required, and the deliberations have moved onto the level of why, how much, and how it can best be accomplished. The contributions to the present volume, continuing and developing earlier Anglo-Soviet symposia on public international law, addresses the topic for the first time in a framework that transcends arms control and disarmament. | ||
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