Includes bibliographical references (pages 641-656) and index.
Contents:
Unilateral acts in international law : terminology and evolution ofviews -- Definition of unilateral acts -- Types of unilateral acts of states in public international law -- Validity of unilateral acts -- Individual actions of states regulated by the law of treaties and the notion of unilateral acts of states -- Unilateral acts and territory -- Norms of international law dealing with possible unilateral acts of states pertaining to individuals -- Diplomacy and unilateral acts of states -- Norms connected with the use of force and unilateral acts of states -- Is it possible to create obligations by the means of unilateral declarations? -- The nature and characteristics of unilateral promise -- Legal problems of recognition -- Recognition as a type of legal act -- Is recognition a unilateral act by definition? -- Waiver in public international law -- Protest in international law.
Series:
Queen Mary studies in international law, 1877-4822 ; volume 22
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