The Authority of the Security Council under Chapter VII of the UN Charter:Legal Limits and the Role of the International Court of Justice
David Schweigman
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David Schweigman
Abstract
Note by the Series Editor. Preface. Abbreviations. Introduction. 1. The Interpretation of Treaties. 2. The Authority of the Security Council under the UN Charter. 3. Subsequent Practice: The Council's Application of its Powers. 4. Sources and Content of the Legal Limits to the Council's Powers. 5. Illegal Council Decisions: Consequences and the Remedies Available. 6. Enhancing the Council's Legitimacy. Conclusions. List of References. Table of Cases. Index.
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Note by the Series Editor. Preface. Abbreviations. Introduction. 1. The Interpretation of Treaties. 2. The Authority of the Security Council under the UN Charter. 3. Subsequent Practice: The Council's Application of its Powers. 4. Sources and Content of the Legal Limits to the Council's Powers. 5. Illegal Council Decisions: Consequences and the Remedies Available. 6. Enhancing the Council's Legitimacy. Conclusions. List of References. Table of Cases. Index.
Key concepts: Security council, Charter, Legitimacy, Law, Political science, Economic Justice, Interpretation (philosophy), Index (typography)