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Author: Geir Ulfstein

12 Nov

The Oxford Guide to Treaties Symposium: The Public Character of Treaty Law

[Geir Ulfstein is Professor of Public and International Law at the University of Oslo] Treaty law is increasingly acquiring a public character. One reason is that more and more treaties set up treaty bodies, i.e. organs that are neither formal international organizations nor international courts. Examples are the Conference of the parties (COPs) used in international environmental law, the Antarctic Treaty...

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