Treaty Interpretation: The Judicial Function between the Appreciation of States Parties and of Institutional Bodies

The dispute between Australia and Japan concerning the whaling in the Antarctic raised a number of issues of treaty interpretation. The article focuses in particular on the role that the unilateral position taken by the different actors involved in the conclusion or the implementation of a treaty ca...

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Main Author: BONAFE', BEATRICE ILARIA
Other Authors: Bonafe', BEATRICE ILARIA
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: 2014
Subjects:
international court of justice
treaty interpretation
intention of the partie
subsequent practice
Antarctic
The Antarctic
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subsequent practice
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Treaty Interpretation: The Judicial Function between the Appreciation of States Parties and of Institutional Bodies
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description The dispute between Australia and Japan concerning the whaling in the Antarctic raised a number of issues of treaty interpretation. The article focuses in particular on the role that the unilateral position taken by the different actors involved in the conclusion or the implementation of a treaty can play in the interpretation of its provisions.
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title Treaty Interpretation: The Judicial Function between the Appreciation of States Parties and of Institutional Bodies
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title_full Treaty Interpretation: The Judicial Function between the Appreciation of States Parties and of Institutional Bodies
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title_full_unstemmed Treaty Interpretation: The Judicial Function between the Appreciation of States Parties and of Institutional Bodies
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