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5. Soft Law in International Law-Making
International Law, 2018From a law-making perspective the term ’soft lawʼ is in most cases simply a convenient description for a variety of non-legally binding instruments used in contemporary international relations by States and international organizations.
A. Boyle
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2009
Abstract Chapter 5 analyses the development of new laws and their passage through parliament. It first discusses bicameralism, bill procedure, in turn addressing the drafting of proposals, the introducing of measures into one house, the adopting of measures by the other house, the making of amendments, the adding of provisos, and the ...
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Abstract Chapter 5 analyses the development of new laws and their passage through parliament. It first discusses bicameralism, bill procedure, in turn addressing the drafting of proposals, the introducing of measures into one house, the adopting of measures by the other house, the making of amendments, the adding of provisos, and the ...
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2021
This chapter discusses law-making. First, it considers the different types of legislative measures, including the special arrangements introduced for law-making in preparation for Brexit. It then examines the methods of control and influence used before and during the consideration of legislation by Parliament, including analysis of the recently ...
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This chapter discusses law-making. First, it considers the different types of legislative measures, including the special arrangements introduced for law-making in preparation for Brexit. It then examines the methods of control and influence used before and during the consideration of legislation by Parliament, including analysis of the recently ...
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International Journal on Minority and Group Rights, 2023
Abstract This study aims to analyse the emerging need to change customary law (adat law in Indonesia) and identify the role of adat functionaries. The experience of the Mollo adat law community (indigenous people) from the south-eastern part of Indonesia, Timor Island, shows that the sudden and massive collection of haukonof (Usnea barbata), a non ...
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Abstract This study aims to analyse the emerging need to change customary law (adat law in Indonesia) and identify the role of adat functionaries. The experience of the Mollo adat law community (indigenous people) from the south-eastern part of Indonesia, Timor Island, shows that the sudden and massive collection of haukonof (Usnea barbata), a non ...
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2014
Olivecrona maintains that courts necessarily create law when deciding a case. The reason, he explains, is that judges must evaluate issues of fact or law in order to decide a case, and that evaluations are not objective. Although he is not explicit about it, he appears to reason that if courts have to evaluate issues of fact or law in order to decide a
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Olivecrona maintains that courts necessarily create law when deciding a case. The reason, he explains, is that judges must evaluate issues of fact or law in order to decide a case, and that evaluations are not objective. Although he is not explicit about it, he appears to reason that if courts have to evaluate issues of fact or law in order to decide a
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Decentralization of Law-Making
1921The decentralization of law-making may be advocated from three points of view. Decentralization may be necessary in order to put law-making more into the hands of those who know the social conditions in which the law is to function. Again, it may be necessary in order to curb the increasing sense of power of existing organized interests ...
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Epistemic Forces in International Law examines the methodological choices of international lawyers through considering theories of statehood, sources, institutions and law-making. From this examination, Jean d'Aspremont presents a discerning insight into the way in which international lawyers shape their arguments to secure validation within the ...
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State Consent and Disagreement in International Law-Making. Dissolving the Paradox
Leiden Journal of International Law, 2016S. Besson
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