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National Sovereignty and International Organizations


ISBN13: 9789041102003
ISBN: 9041102000
Published: June 1998
Publisher: Brill Academic Publishers
Format: Hardback
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This work deals with the question of national sovereignty and states' participation in international organizations, whether traditional or supranational ones. Although there has been much discussion on the problems posed by the transference of sovereignty, this volume provides an insight in that transfer of state sovereignty. It is approached as a dynamic process that can be divided into three different phases. Part One, called ""the initial phase"", focuses on the examination of the domestic legal basis for the transfer of state sovereignty. Part Two, ""the transfer phase"", investigates how the process of transfer evolves within the core of two international organizations: the United Nations and the European Communities. Part Three, ""the post-transfer phase"", analyzes the states' responses to the effects and consequences of the transfer of sovereignty.

Contents:
Part I: The Initial Phase.
1. Constitutional Authorizations to Limitation of State Sovereignty. Part II: The Transfer Phase.
2. Scope and Limits of the Cession of States' Powers to the United Nations.
3. Scope and Limits of the Transfer of State Sovereignty to the European Communities. Part III: The Post-Transfer Phase.
4. National Reactions to Community Integration.
5. National Reactions to International Co-operation. Recapitulation and Final Conclusions.