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Ratification, acceptance, approval or accession

2005
Abstract This chapter covers the ratification, acceptance, approval, or accession of treaties under Article 16 of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention. It explains how treaties are typically signed and ratified by States in order to become a State Party. Under the Convention, signatories must ratify the Convention while non-signatories
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Strategic ratification

Public Choice, 2007
Previous models of ratifier effects have relied on restrictive assumptions regarding the dimensionality of the choice space and the preferences and rationality of actors. These assumptions can lead to an underestimation of the importance of ratifiers and a mischaracterization of their role.
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On Ratification

2021
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Ratification by Silence

University of Pennsylvania Law Review, 1954
The cases in which the language of ratification is used by the courts to determine the liabilities of principals fall into three groups. The first, the one chiefly to be considered here, consists of cases in which one for whom another purported or, in the case of acts of service, intended to act, voluntarily becomes a party to the obligations which ...
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Ratification

2016
Stephan Michel, Claude Schenker
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Ratification of Human Rights Treaties: The Beginning Not the End

Lancet, The, 2009
Joseph Amon
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Delayed Ratification in Environmental Regimes: Indonesia’s Ratification of the ASEAN Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution

Pacific Review, 2021
Taedong Lee
exaly  

Asymmetric Ratification Standards and Popular Perceptions of Legitimacy

Journal of European Public Policy, 2022
Dominik Schraff
exaly  

Ratification

2014
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Ratification

2022
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