The International Law Commission’s Draft Articles upon Interpretation: Textuality Redivivus

The International Law Commission’s Draft Articles Upon Interpretation: Textuality Redivivus

the international law's throwin light upon human cloning

cloning is a term traditionally used to describe different processes for duplicating biological material. a clone is an organism that is a genetic copy of an existing one. the use of the technique of nuclear transfer for reproduction of human beings is surrounded by strong ethical and legal concerns and controversies. some international organizations have made significant efforts to establish c...

Textuality in EAP Research Articles: A Genre Analysis

One of the main concerns of scholars working in the field of EAP over the last 2decades has been raising the awareness of EAP students and publishers of genreconventions in academic journals. In line with the above concern, many studies haveaimed at exploring the general characteristics of research articles (RAs) in the field.Among these features, it seems that the generic moves and textuality ...

The Impact of International Law upon National Law: A Policy-Oriented Perspective

ion of "international concern" and "domestic jurisdiction" are more labels for describing the consequences of decision than explanatory factors accounting for decision, and that such words do not refer to "irreducible spheres of rights" or to "impenetrable barriers" precluding a moving and variable line between inclusive and exclusive competence.! Like the Tenth Amendment in the United States C...

مسئولیت اعضای سازمان های بین المللی در پرتو طرح مسئولیت کمیسیون حقوق بین الملل

  It is classically contended that when an international organization endowed with international legal personality commits an international wrongful act, the organization is to be held exclusively responsible even though the act would have constituted a violation of its member states' obligations if committed by them. This Article intends to depart from such a rigid interpretation of the respon...