Le consentement comme garantie de la légitimité démocratique du droit international

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Intervenant(s)

Pr Monique Chemillier-Gendreau

Université Paris 7 Diderot

Événements

Consent to the Normative Content of Treaties: From Consent to Rules to Consent to an Argumentati…

Consent in the Evolving Climate Regime

Colloque

23 juin 2022

16:30 à 17:00

Pr Laurence Boisson de Chazournes

Variations around the Notion of Consent in International Investment Arbitration

Comment (2)

Colloque

24 juin 2022

10:00 à 10:30

Dr Fernando Lusa Bordin

The Consent of International Organizations in International Law-Making

Colloque

24 juin 2022

10:30 à 11:00

Pr Monique Chemillier-Gendreau

Le consentement comme garantie de la légitimité démocratique du droit international

Colloque

24 juin 2022

11:30 à 12:00

Pr Samantha Besson et Pr José Luis Martí

From Equal State Consent to Equal Public Participation—Multiple Representation and Sovereignty i…

Comment (3)

General Conclusions

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Samantha Besson, chaire Droit international des institutions

Consenting to International Law

Le consentement comme garantie de la légitimité démocratique du droit international

Panel 3: Subjects of Consent

Intervenant(s)

Pr Monique Chemillier-Gendreau

Événements

Consenting to International Law, An Introduction

Consenting is not Willing

State Consent and the Legitimacy of International Law

Controlling Consent: Insights from Binding Dispute Settlement

Institutionalisation and the Disaggregation of Consent

Comment (1)

Do International Agreements Have a Consent Problem?

Consent to the Normative Content of Treaties: From Consent to Rules to Consent to an Argumentati…

Consent in the Evolving Climate Regime

Variations around the Notion of Consent in International Investment Arbitration

Comment (2)

The Consent of International Organizations in International Law-Making

Le consentement comme garantie de la légitimité démocratique du droit international

From Equal State Consent to Equal Public Participation—Multiple Representation and Sovereignty i…

Comment (3)

General Conclusions

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