The function of public international law - Vos, Jan Anne (The Hague Berlin Asser Springer [distributor], 2013)
Part I. Mutual exclusivity in jurisprudence and theory. The framework of obligation and the framework of authorization in the case of the S.S. "Lotus" and in Legality of the threat or use of nuclear weapons -- The framework of obligation and the framework of authorization in general theory of law -- The framework of obligation and the framework of authorization in theory of public international law -- Part II. Mutual exclusivity in sources. The concept of general principles of law situated within the framework of obligation and the framework of authorization -- The concept of conventional international law situated within the framework of obligation and the framework of authorization -- The concept of customary international law situated within the framework of obligation and the framework of authorization -- Part III. Mutual exclusivity and the dichotomy between institutions and community. The Concept of international institution situated within the framework of obligation and the framework of authorization -- The concept of jus cogens and the concept of obligation erga omnes situated within the framework of obligation and the framework of authorization -- Conclusion: the function of public international law as the constituting of international society pursuant to practical reasoning.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 297-304).
Keywords: International law