2013Scandinavian studies in lawRequires access

Four competing approaches to international soft law

İlhami Alkan Olsson

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1 Summary 178 2 Introduction 178 3 International Soft Law 179 4 ‘Treaty’ Soft Law 180 5 ‘Non-binding’ Soft Law 184 6 Rejection of Soft Law 187 7 ‘Non-state’ Soft Law 189 8 Reconsidering International Soft Law 193 9 Conclusion 196

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1 Summary 178 2 Introduction 178 3 International Soft Law 179 4 ‘Treaty’ Soft Law 180 5 ‘Non-binding’ Soft Law 184 6 Rejection of Soft Law 187 7 ‘Non-state’ Soft Law 189 8 Reconsidering International Soft Law 193 9 Conclusion 196

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1 Summary 178 2 Introduction 178 3 International Soft Law 179 4 ‘Treaty’ Soft Law 180 5 ‘Non-binding’ Soft Law 184 6 Rejection of Soft Law 187 7 ‘Non-state’ Soft Law 189 8 Reconsidering International Soft Law 193 9 Conclusion 196

Key concepts: Soft law, Law, Hard law, International law, Political science

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