Withdrawal from multilateral treaties / by Antonio Morelli.

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Morelli, Antonio [author]

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TextLanguage: English Series: Theory and practice of public international law ; volume 4 | Theory and practice of public international lawPublication details: Leiden : Brill Nijhoff, 2022.ISBN:

9789004467613

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Summary: "This is the first comprehensive and systematic monograph on withdrawal from multilateral treaties, which explains the evolution of the concept of withdrawal and examines its increasing in the context of the international law of treaties. It examines the political and legal framework around treaty making to explain the evolution of withdrawal over time and its increasing use overtime. International scholars and policy makers have long addressed treaty making and treaty maintenance in light of the binary choice between compliance and breach, while leaving unregulated or at least under-regulated the actula act of withdrawal. In the age of global entrenchment, is there still room for international law to regulate the rules of the game, or will unilateral decisions overturn the current architecture of a multilateral gloabl order?"--

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Based on author's thesis (doctoral - Washington College of Law, 2019) issued under title: High-profile withdrawal from international treaties : risk management in international negotiations and states' commitment to multilateralism.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"This is the first comprehensive and systematic monograph on withdrawal from multilateral treaties, which explains the evolution of the concept of withdrawal and examines its increasing in the context of the international law of treaties. It examines the political and legal framework around treaty making to explain the evolution of withdrawal over time and its increasing use overtime. International scholars and policy makers have long addressed treaty making and treaty maintenance in light of the binary choice between compliance and breach, while leaving unregulated or at least under-regulated the actula act of withdrawal. In the age of global entrenchment, is there still room for international law to regulate the rules of the game, or will unilateral decisions overturn the current architecture of a multilateral gloabl order?"--

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