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Subjects of international law 03.09.2011 Geir Ulfstein 1 States International organizations (IOs) Individuals Multinational corporations Other non-state actors

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Page 1: Subjects of international law - Universitetet i oslo · Subjects of international law 1 Geir Ulfstein 03.09.2011 States International organizations (IOs) Individuals Multinational

Subjects of international law

03.09.2011Geir Ulfstein1

States International organizations (IOs) Individuals Multinational corporations Other non-state actors

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Case study: Palestinian state

03.09.2011Geir Ulfstein2

Read the following Opinion:http://www.documentcloud.org/documents/238962-

final-pdf-plo-statehood-opinionr-arb.html What is the significance of self-determination in

this case? Who can represent the Palestinians? Do the Palestinians have a right to establish a

state? What are the requirements for a state to be established?

What is the effect of recognition by other states? What are the possibilities for UN membership?

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Statehood in international law

What is a state? Territory Population Governing structures Independence

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03.09.2011Geir Ulfstein4

Declaration on Friendly Relations (1970)

’Nothing in the foregoing paragraphs shall be construed as authorizing or encouraging any action which would dismember or impair, totally or in part, theterritorial integrity or political unity of sovereign and independent States conducting themselves in compliance with the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples as described above and thuspossessed of a government representing the wholepeople belonging to the territory without distinction as to race, creed or colour.’

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State sovereignty The principle of state sovereignty Sovereignty at the external level Sovereignty and jurisdiction Territorial jurisdiction Personal jurisdiction Extra-territorial jurisdiction The universality principle The effects principle The protective principle The passive personality principle

Privileges and immunities

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The law of the sea

03.09.2011Geir Ulfstein6

Flag state and coastal jurisdiction ’The tragedy of the commons’ Coastal state jurisdiction Internal waters The territorial sea The contiguous zone 200-mile zones The continental shelf The outer limit of the continental shelf Maritime delimitation

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Coastal state zones

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200-mile zones

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Jan Mayen delimitation

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Norwegian and Russian claims

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Norway/Russia delimitation

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International organizations (IOs)

03.09.2011Geir Ulfstein12

The legal basis for IOs Different kinds of international institutions

IOs, treaty bodies, soft law cooperation The powers of IOs Objective international personality The legitimacy of IOs

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Individuals Substantive rights International human rights Other individual rights

Procedural rights Individuals as subjects for obligations International criminal law International legal capacity

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Multinational corporations Substantive rights Procedural rights Companies as subjects for obligations International criminal law International legal capacity

Other non-state actors NGOs Business organizations Insurgents National liberation movements