2014African Security ReviewRequires access

The Charter of the United Nations: a commentary

Andreas Peilert

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The Charter of the United Nations is without doubt the most important treaty of international law. This treaty has now become the object of renewed attention by Simma, Khan, Nolte and Paulus with t...

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The Charter of the United Nations is without doubt the most important treaty of international law. This treaty has now become the object of renewed attention by Simma, Khan, Nolte and Paulus with t...

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The Charter of the United Nations is without doubt the most important treaty of international law. This treaty has now become the object of renewed attention by Simma, Khan, Nolte and Paulus with t...

Key concepts: Charter, Treaty, United Nations Charter, Political science, Law, International law, Object (grammar), Philosophy

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