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Consolidating the International Legal Personality of the osce

International Organizations Law Review, 2017
On 14 June 2017, a Headquarters Agreement between Austria and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (‘osce’) was signed. This is remarkable in that the osce, unlike other international organisations, lacks a generally acknowledged international legal status.
Helmut Tichy, Catherine Quidenus
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Subjects of International Law and International Legal Personality

2019
The chapter proposes that a wider concept of “subject of international law” is required. It recalls the concepts of sovereignty and subject of international law which were distinct and broader in the middle ages that in the time after the Peace of Westphalia, as this underlines that the notion of subject of international law may be thought about in a ...
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The Development of Australia’s International Legal Personality

The Australian Year Book of International Law Online, 2017
This article considers the concepts of statehood, sovereignty, independence and international legal personality as they applied to Australia in the early years after federation in 1901. It outlines the reasons for, and the process of, federation, and charts the subsequent uneven growth in autonomy in matters of foreign relations granted by the United ...
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