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The Paradigm of State Consent in the Law of Treaties - Challenges and Perspectives (Hardcover)
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The Paradigm of State Consent in the Law of Treaties - Challenges and Perspectives (Hardcover)
Series: Elgar International Law series
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This insightful book offers a comprehensive account of the
conceptual challenges facing state consent in the framework of
treaty making. It highlights the relevant discursive patterns and
pinpoints the increasing antagonism between treaty bodies and state
parties over the ownership of treaty evolution, with the author
warning of the repercussions of treaty institutionalization.
Showcasing the broad and encompassing nature of treaties, the
author highlights the surrounding conflicts through chapters on the
theory and concept of treaty and case studies on the flexibility of
consent to be bound means, treaty withdrawal, the automatic
succession doctrine and the law of reservations. The last part of
the book explores how the invocation of the collective interest
ideal, the institutionalization of treaties and the recurrence of
formalism can endanger the legitimacy and effectiveness of treaty
regimes. This book offers an original perspective on the role of
state consent in the law of treaties and will be of great interest
to academics, researchers and practitioners of international law
seeking further knowledge about this complex topic.
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