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International organizations have come to occupy a central position in international governance, exercising many public functions and facilitating political debate amongst states and other actors, though it is only recently that the focus of legal discussions has begun to shift to controlling the activities of organizations. This volume assembles sixteen important essays addressing various issues relating to the law of international organizations, highlighting theoretical issues and ongoing political debates and emphasizing issues of control. The introductory essay provides an overview of the development of the politico-legal debate and situates the law of international organizations historically and in its contemporary context.

Author(s): Jan Klabbers
Series: The Library of Essays in International Law
Publisher: Routledge
Year: 2005

Language: English

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Series Preface
Introduction
PART I GENERAL FRAMEWORKS
1 ‘The Move to Institutions’, Cardozo Law Review, 8, pp. 841–988
2 ‘The Life and Times of the Law of International Organizations’, Nordic Journal of International Law, 70, pp. 287–317
3 ‘A Flat Earth? International Organizations in the System of International Law’, Nordic Journal of International Law, 70, pp. 319–40
PART II PERSONALITY AND POWERS
4 ‘Is the International Personality of Intergovernmental Organizations Valid vis-a-vis Non-Members?’, Indian Journal of International Law, 4, pp. 233–65
5 ‘The Personality of International Organisations in English Law’, Hofstra Law and Policy Symposium, 2, pp. 75–115
6 ‘The Limits of Powers of International Organisations’, International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 32, pp. 523–33
PART III NORM-SETTING
7 ‘On the Quasi-Legislative Competence of the General Assembly’, American Journal of International Law, 60, pp. 782–91
8 ‘Professor Falk on the Quasi-Legislative Competence of the General Assembly’, American Journal of International Law, 64, pp. 349–55
9 ‘The Security Council’s First Fifty Years’, American Journal of International Law, 89, pp. 506–39
PART IV MECHANISMS OF CONTROL
10 ‘International Organisations and Immunity from Jurisdiction: To Restrict or to Bypass’, International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 51, pp. 1–15
11 ‘The Collapse of the International Tin Council: A Case of State Responsibility?’, Virginia Journal of International Law, 30, pp. 845–90
12 ‘Legality in International Organizations’, British Yearbook of International Law, 48, pp. 241–57
13 ‘Legal Remedies and the United Nations’ à la Carte Problem’, Michigan Journal of International Law, 12, pp. 229–311
14 ‘Alternatives to Withdrawal from an International Organization: The Case of the European Economic Community’, Israel Law Review, 20, pp. 282–98
PART V CONSTITUTIONALIST TENDENCIES
15 ‘Securing the Accountability of International Organizations’, Global Governance, 7, pp. 131–49
16 ‘The Return of the Contract: Problems and Pitfalls of European Constitutionalism’, European Law Journal, 6, pp. 257–76
Name Index