SUBJECTIVITY OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (GOs) AND OF THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL OR STATES CONFERENCES - INTRODUCTION TO THE PROBLEM

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SUBJECTIVITY OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (GOs) AND OF THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL OR STATES CONFERENCES - INTRODUCTION TO THE PROBLEM

Journal Title: Annuals of the Administration and Law - Year 2013, Vol 1, Issue 0

Abstract

The necessity to create a widely recognized definition of international personality (especially such that would provide possibility to distinguish subjects from non-subject structures) refers also to international (intergovernmental) organizations and conferences. The problem of the conferences is seldom touched in the doctrine. Some of conferences, especially GATT and CSCE/OSCE used or use undoubtible international subjectivity (and effectivity). On the other end there are conferences with minimal subject features. In classification aspects, there are authonome conferences, conferences inside organizations (GOs) like e.g. IGC of the EU, lawmaking conferences (like Rome Conference on the ICC Statute), or “inside” an international treaty (e.g. COPs & MOPs in the UN Framework Convention of the Climate Changes - UNFCCC). International Organisations and Conferences play a big role in the international legal turn-over. That all justifies questions and proposal of researches on systematics, law and principles of the international conferences status.<br/><br/>

Authors and Affiliations

Jarosław Sozański

Keywords

international Subjectivity (Personalisty) Public International Law International Turnover International Organizations (Governmental Organizatiions –GOs) Intergovernmental (or States) Conferences International Institutions Agences & Organs Treaty Bodies International Treaties Covenants & Conventions

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