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 Les sanctions économiques en droit international / Economic sanctions in international law

Contents

• • 1 Sanctions Institutionnelles Et Contre-Mesures : Tendances Récentes (3-98) by Linos-Alexandre Sicilianos   (5M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 Unité et diversité du phénomène sanctionnateur
    • Section 3 Codification et renouveau du régime des «sanctions»
    • Section 4 Conclusion
  • 2 The Legal Core Of International Economic Sanctions (99-207) by Laura Picchio Forlati   (6M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 The Role Of International Economic Sanctions In The Interaction Between International Law And Municipal Law
    • Section 3 Conclusions
  • 3 Le droit des nations unies et les limites au pouvoir de sanction du conseil de sécurité (211-277) by Djacoba Liva Tehindrazanarivelo   (4M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 Les limites statutaires
    • Section 3 Les limites tirées de la pratique de l'organisation
    • Section 4 Conclusion
  • 4 The Normative Element Inherent In Economic Collective Enforcement Measures : United Nations And European Union - Practice (279-308) by Tarcisio Gazzini   (2M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 Enforcement Measures Decided By The United Nations Securi Ty Council
    • Section 3 Enforcement Measures Adopted By The Council Of The European Union Against Third States
    • Section 4 Concluding Remarks
  • 5 Resort To Economic Sanctions By Not Directly Affected States (309-377) by Jarna Petman   (4M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 Codifying Community Measures
    • Section 3 Reactions Under The United Nationscharter
    • Section 4 Solidarity Under Treaty Systems
    • Section 5 Community Measures Outside Formal Institutional Framework
    • Section 6 In Conclusion
  • 6 La proportionnalité dans le cadre des contre-mesures et des sanctions — essai de clarification conceptuelle (379-443) by Robert Kolb   (4M)
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    • Section 1 La notion de proportionnalité
    • Section 2 La proportionnalité dans les contremesures
    • Section 3 La proportionnalité dans les sanctions du conseil de sécurité
    • Section 4 Conclusion
  • 7 Unilateral Measures As A Means Of Forcible Execution Of Wto Recommendations And Decisions (445-475) by Mariano Garcia-Rubio   (2M)
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    • Section 1 Preliminary Remarks
    • Section 2 The Legal Nature Of Wto Recommendations And Decisi Ons
    • Section 3 The Applicability Of Customary Law To The Relations Governed By The Wto A Greements
    • Section 4 The Degree Of Specificity Of Wto Lawin The Field Of State Responsibility
    • Section 5 The Limits To The Right To Adopt Unilateral Counter Measures Derived From The Existence Of An Applicable And Institutionalized Dispute Settlement Mechanism
    • Section 6 Final Remarks
  • 8 Economie Sanctions Against Human Rights Violations (477-526) by M.N.S. Sellers   (3M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 The Unilateral Enforcement Of Human Rights Norms
    • Section 3 The Multilateral Enforcement Of Human Rights Norms
    • Section 4 Humanitarian Restrictions On Economic Sanctions Against Human Rights Violations
    • Section 5 The Appropriateness Of Economic Sanctions Against Human Rights Violations
    • Section 6 Summary
    • Section 7 Conclusion
  • 9 Economie Sanctions In The United Nations Security System : Recent Developments (529-566) by M. Shervin Majlessi   (2M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 Expansion Of The Notion Of Threat To The Peace
    • Section 3 Other Considerations In Application Of Sanctions By The Security Council
    • Section 4 Challenges In Application Of Sanctions By The Security Council
    • Section 5 Conclusion : Sanctions Under Focus
  • 10 Les comités des sanctions de l'organisation des nations unies (567-601) by Alexandras Kolliopoulos   (2M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 Le cadre institutionnel
    • Section 3 La participation des comités à la mise en oeuvre des sanctions
    • Section 4 Conclusion
  • 11 Les sanctions communautaires à l'égard de pays tiers (603-635) by Despina Sinou   (2M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 La genèse des sanctions communautaires : le fondement dans les traités
    • Section 3 La problématique des contre-mesures décentralisées
    • Section 4 La mise en oeuvre des sanctions du conseil de sécurité
    • Section 5 Les réactions conventionnelles
    • Section 6 Conclusion
  • 12 Problèmes et techniques de mise en oeuvre des sanctions économiques de l'organisation des nations unies en droit interne (637-681) by Jean Matringe   (3M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 Ediction d'une norme interne reflétant la norme internationale
    • Section 3 Mise en oeuvre de la norme interne qui reflète la norme internationale
    • Section 4 Conclusion
  • 13 Les effets des sanctions économiques de l'organisation des nations unies sur les contrats (683-715) by Abdoullah Cissé   (2M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 Les restrictions affectant le champ spatial du contrat
    • Section 3 Les restrictions affectant le champ temporel du contrat
    • Section 4 Conclusion
  • 14 International Economie Sanctions As A Component Of Public Polîcy For Conflict-Of-Laws Purposes (717-759) by Bernardo Cortese   (2M)
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    • Section 1 Introduction
    • Section 2 Private International Law And International economic Sanctions
    • Section 3 On Sanctions, International Positive sanctions And Private International law
  • Bibliographie sélective (761-809) by F. Markx-Veldhuijzen   (3M)
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    • I. Ouvrages généraux
    • II. Sanctions économiques internationales
    • III. Organisations internationales
    • IV. Sanctions unilatérales
    • V. Responsabilité et réparation
    • VI. Droit privé
    • VII. Documents et cas d'espèces
    • VIII. Sites Internet