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Challenging acts of international organizations before national courts

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: OUP OxfordGB 2010Description: xxix; 302 pAction note:
  • 3/28/13 EVELYND
Summary: Intends to portray the variety of possible forms of challenges against acts of international organizations in national courts and to provide evidence in relation to the following : judicial review of acts of international organisations; challenges are possible before national courts regardless of whether the forum jurisdiction follows a monist or dualist tradition of incorporating international law in to the domestic legal order; human rights review of acts of these organisations by national courts based on internationally accepted principles is more than adequate than a review based on checking their conformity with purely national legal concepts.\n
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Intends to portray the variety of possible forms of challenges against acts of international organizations in national courts and to provide evidence in relation to the following : judicial review of acts of international organisations; challenges are possible before national courts regardless of whether the forum jurisdiction follows a monist or dualist tradition of incorporating international law in to the domestic legal order; human rights review of acts of these organisations by national courts based on internationally accepted principles is more than adequate than a review based on checking their conformity with purely national legal concepts.\n

3/28/13 EVELYND

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