Enforcing obligations erga omnes in international law

Christian J. Tams

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Preface Notes on citation List of abbreviations Table of cases Introduction Part I. Background to the Erga Omnes Concept: 1. Clarifications 2. Traditional approaches to standing Part II. Legal issues raised by the Erga Omnes Concept: 3. Distinguishing types of Erga Omnes effects 4. Identifying obligations Erga Omnes 5. Standing to Institute ICJ Proceedings 6. Standing to take countermeasures 7. Erga Omnes enforcement rights and competing enforcement mechanisms Conclusion Bibliography Index.

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