Book
Making Treaties Work, Human Rights, Environment and Arms Control
This book is the outcome of a joint research that underlying theme was to analyze how various regulatory rigimes can facilitate the implementation of relevant treaty obligations undertaken by States parties. The editors invite specialists working in three fields of international law, namely, human rights, international environmental law and arms control, in order to provide analyses of arrangements for dispute settlement, compliance control and enforcement. These contributions were supplemented by introductions from the editors and concluding chapters by well-known academics.
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