The Vienna Conventions on the Law of Treaties

NOTE EDITORE

The 1969 and 1986 Vienna Conventions on the Law of Treaties are essential components of the contemporary international legal order. Codifying to a significant extent the customary rules that pre-existed in the field, they aim at regulating what has become the main source of public international law and a crucial tool in inter-state relations. This fully updated second edition provides both international and national lawyers with an in-depth analysis of each provision of both Conventions, taking into account the substantial developments of the last decade. The structure of each commentary is essentially uniform: the first part is dedicated to the exposition of that provision's object and purpose and to the assessment of its customary status, while the second part focuses on the main issues of interpretation raised by the provision in question. Extensive reference is made to the travaux préparatoires of both Conventions, including the work of the UN International Law Commission and the proceedings of the 1969 and 1986 diplomatic conferences, and to practice both prior to and following the adoption of the Conventions. The volume contains contributions from over 120 authors from over thirty different countries, including some of the most renowned experts in international law. Not only does this ensure the high quality of the analysis, but it also provides the reader with a reflection of the wide range of perspectives existing in the international scholarship on the law of treaties.

SOMMARIO

1 - Preamble to the Convention of 19692 - Preamble to the Convention of 19863 - Article 1 19694 - Article 1 19865 - Article 2 19696 - Article 2 19867 - Article 3 19698 - Article 3 19869 - Article 4 196910 - Article 4 198611 - Article 5 196912 - Article 5 198613 - Article 6 196914 - Article 6 198615 - Article 7 196916 - Article 7 198617 - Article 8 196918 - Article 8 198619 - Article 9 196920 - Article 9 198621 - Article 10 196922 - Article 10 198623 - Article 11 196924 - Article 11 198625 - Article 12 196926 - Article 12 198627 - Article 13 196928 - Article 13 198629 - Article 14 196930 - Article 14 198631 - Article 15 196932 - Article 15 198633 - Article 16 196934 - Article 16 198635 - Article 17 196936 - Article 17 198637 - Article 18 196938 - Article 18 198639 - Article 19 196940 - Article 19 198641 - Article 20 196942 - Article 20 198643 - Article 21 196944 - Article 21 198645 - Article 22 196946 - Article 22 198647 - Article 23 196948 - Article 23 198649 - Article 24 196950 - Article 24 198651 - Article 25 196952 - Article 25 198653 - Article 26 196954 - Article 26 198655 - Article 27 196956 - Article 27 198657 - Article 28 196958 - Article 28 198659 - Article 29 196960 - Article 29 198661 - Article 30 196962 - Article 30 198663 - Article 31 196964 - Article 31 198665 - Article 32 196966 - Article 32 198667 - Article 33 196968 - Article 33 198669 - Article 34 196970 - Article 34 198671 - Article 35 196972 - Article 35 198673 - Article 36 196974 - Article 36 198675 - Article 37 196976 - Article 37 198677 - Article 38 196978 - Article 38 198679 - Article 39 196980 - Article 39 198681 - Article 40 196982 - Article 40 198683 - Article 41 196984 - Article 41 198685 - Article 42 196986 - Article 42 198687 - Article 43 196988 - Article 43 198689 - Article 44 196990 - Article 44 198691 - Article 45 196992 - Article 45 198693 - Article 46 196994 - Article 46 198695 - Article 47 196996 - Article 47 198697 - Article 48 196998 - Article 48 198699 - Article 49 1969100 - Article 49 1986101 - Article 50 1969102 - Article 50 1986103 - Article 51 1969104 - Article 51 1986105 - Article 52 1969106 - Article 52 1986107 - Article 53 1969108 - Article 53 1986109 - Article 54 1969110 - Article 54 1986111 - Article 55 1969112 - Article 55 1986113 - Article 56 1969114 - Article 56 1986115 - Article 57 1969116 - Article 57 1986117 - Article 58 1969118 - Article 58 1986119 - Article 59 1969120 - Article 59 1986121 - Article 60 1969122 - Article 60 1986123 - Article 61 1969124 - Article 61 1986125 - Article 62 1969126 - Article 62 1986127 - Article 63 1969128 - Article 63 1986129 - Article 64 1969130 - Article 64 1986131 - Article 65 1969132 - Article 65 1986133 - Article 66 1969134 - Article 66 1986135 - Article 67 1969136 - Article 67 1986137 - Article 68 1969138 - Article 68 1986139 - Article 69 1969140 - Article 69 1986141 - Article 70 1969142 - Article 70 1986143 - Article 71 1969144 - Article 71 1986145 - Article 72 1969146 - Article 72 1986147 - Article 73 1969148 - Article 73 1986149 - Article 74 1986150 - Article 74 1969151 - Article 75 1986152 - Article 75 1969153 - Article 76 1986154 - Article 76 1969155 - Article 77 1986156 - Article 77 1969157 - Article 78 1986158 - Article 78 1969159 - Article 79 1986160 - Article 79 1969161 - Article 80 1986162 - Article 80 1969163 - Article 81 1986164 - Article 81 1969165 - Article 82 1986166 - Article 82 1969167 - Article 83 1986168 - Article 83 1969169 - Article 84 1986170 - Article 84 1969171 - Article 85 1986172 - Article 85 1969173 - Article 86 1986174 - Annex to the Convention of 1969175 - Annex to the Convention of 1986176 - Declaration on the Prohibition of Military, Political, or Economic Coercion in the Conclusion of Treaties

AUTORE

Olivier Corten is a Professor at the Université libre de Bruxelles and Director of the Centre de Droit International. He has taught at various universities in Belgium, Germany, Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Brazil and Japan, as well as at the UN and The Hague Academy of International Law. He has authored or co-authored 15 books and over 170 articles published in various international law journals. Since 2002, he has been Director, then Co-Director, of the Belgian Review of International Law. In 2019, he was elected Associate Member of the Institut de Droit International, becoming a full Member in 2023. As a lawyer, he has appeared before the International Court of Justice in several cases. Pierre Klein teaches public international law and is Dean of the Faculty of Law and Criminology at the Université libre de Bruxelles. He taught as a Visiting Lecturer or Professor at the Université catholique de Louvain, the University of Ottawa, McGill University, the University of Abomey-Calavi (Bénin), the University of Paris XI, and the Hague Academy of International Law. He is the author or co-author of four books including Bowett's Law of International Institutions (5th ed., Sweet and Maxwell) and more than 70 articles, notes, and chapters published in various international law journals and books. He is also active as a consultant to various States and international organizations, and has acted as counsel in numerous cases before the International Court of Justice and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. Vaios Koutroulis is a Professor at the Université libre de Bruxelles. He has given numerous lectures both in Belgium and abroad, including lectures on international humanitarian law and international criminal law for members of the armed forces, humanitarians, and other professionals. Since 2022, he has been a Member of the International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission. He is a General Editor of The Military Law and the Law of War Review and a member of the editorial board of the Belgian Review of International Law. As a practitioner, he was a member of the legal team of Belgium before the International Court of Justice in 2012 and 2024. He has advised the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on international criminal law questions relating to the Ljubljana-The Hague Convention and chaired one of the three working groups at the negotiations of the convention. Anne Lagerwall is a Professor at the Université libre de Bruxelles. She has given lectures in universities in Belgium, France, The Netherlands, and Italy as well as for the UN International Law Fellowship Programme in The Hague and Addis Ababa. She was the Director of Research for the Hague Academy of International law in 2024 (French-speaking section). She has also served as the Director of the International Law Center at the Université libre de Bruxelles and as the Vice-President of the Belgian Society of International Law. Since 2012, she has been the co-Director of the Belgian Review of International Law and since 2024 she has been a member of the scientific committee of the European Journal of International Law.

ALTRE INFORMAZIONI

• Condizione: Nuovo
• ISBN: 9780198879312
• Collana: Oxford Commentaries on International Law
• Dimensioni: 260 x 40.0 x 180 mm Ø 3328 gr
• Formato: Copertina rigida