The New World Order and the Security Council:Testing the Legality of Its Acts
Mohammed Bedjaoui
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Mohammed Bedjaoui
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Preface. I. Introductory Remarks. II. The San Francisco Legacy and its Management Hitherto. III. Recent Development Regarding the Question of Legality-Control within the United Nations. IV. Possible Contribution of the International Court of Justice to Testing the Legality of the Acts of International Political Organs. V. Myths and Realities of the Judicial Settlement of International Differences, whether Arising between States or Emanating from International Organizations. VI. The Limits of Another Form of Supervision: Political Control by the General Assembly. VII. Conclusion. Bibliography. Documents: I. Documents of the United Nations and the International Court of Justice. II. Documents of Learned Bodies. III. Scholarly Works. IV. Symposia. Index.
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Preface. I. Introductory Remarks. II. The San Francisco Legacy and its Management Hitherto. III. Recent Development Regarding the Question of Legality-Control within the United Nations. IV. Possible Contribution of the International Court of Justice to Testing the Legality of the Acts of International Political Organs. V. Myths and Realities of the Judicial Settlement of International Differences, whether Arising between States or Emanating from International Organizations. VI. The Limits of Another Form of Supervision: Political Control by the General Assembly. VII. Conclusion. Bibliography. Documents: I. Documents of the United Nations and the International Court of Justice. II. Documents of Learned Bodies. III. Scholarly Works. IV. Symposia. Index.
Key concepts: Principle of legality, International court, Settlement (finance), Political science, Economic Justice, Politics, Law, Mythology