Due Diligence in International Law.

Due Diligence in International Law.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Kulesza, Joanna
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Boston : BRILL, 2016.
Series:Queen Mary studies in international law.
Subjects:
Government liability (International law)
Reasonable care (Law)
International obligations.
International obligations
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Table of Contents:
  • Due Diligence in International Law; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgement; Abbreviations; Table of Treaties and Other Instruments; ILC Reports and Drafts; Introduction; Methodology; Terminological Issues; Fault and Responsibility in International Law; 1 The Obligation of Due Diligence
  • Theory and Practice; General Principles of International Law; The Principle of International Responsibility; State as a Collective in Ancient Times and the Middle Ages; Individual Responsibility of Monarchs in the Age of Absolutism; Enlightenment Concepts of State Responsibility.
  • Indirect and Objective Responsibility in International LawDue Diligence and the Question of State Sovereignty; Due Diligence and Denial of Justice to Foreigners; Due Diligence and Diplomatic Protection; Due Diligence in Preventing Transboundary Environmental Harm; Due Diligence, Crime Prevention and International Terrorism; The Role of Due Diligence in Contemporary International Jurisprudence; 2 State Responsibility, International Liability and Due Diligence
  • A Critical Analysis; Introductory Remarks; League of Nations and State Responsibility.
  • The International Law Commission on State Responsibility PrinciplesDue Diligence and State Responsibility; Principles of State Responsibility; Attribution of an Internationally Wrongful Act; Responsibility for State Bodies; Responsibility for State Actors; Responsibility for Private Individuals; The Question of Indirect (Vicarious) Responsibility of States; Circumstances Precluding Lawfulness; State Responsibility vs International Liability; Due Diligence and the Principle of Good-Neighborliness.
  • Principles of International Liability for Harmful Consequences of Acts Not Prohibited by International LawApplying International Liability Norms; Due Diligence, Risk and Harm in the Regime of International Liability; The Concept of Significant Transboundary Harm; On Liability and Responsibility
  • Assessing ILC Methodology; 3 Due Diligence in Treaty Regimes; Introductory Remarks; Due Diligence in International Environmental Law; State Responsibility in International Environmental Law; Law of the Sea; Law of International Watercourses; Protection of Foreigners; Law of Diplomatic Relations.
  • Protection of Aliens and the Obligations of the Sending StateDue Diligence Principle as the Shared Element of Treaty-based Regimes; Internationally Recognized Preventive Measures; 4 The Principle of Due Diligence in International Law; The Principle of Due Diligence; Consequences of Violating the Due Diligence Principle; 5 Applying the Due Diligence Principle
  • Cybersecurity and National Security Issues; International Security and Due Diligence; Due Diligence in Preventing Terrorist Offenses; Cyberterrorism and Cybersecurity; Towards a Due Diligence Standard for Cyberspace; Bibliography; Index.

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