International Legal Subjectivity: Concept and Reality in the UN
International Legal Subjectivity: Concept and Reality in the UN
Author(s): Ornela TaciSubject(s): International Law
Published by: Kolegji ILIRIA and Felix-Verlag
Keywords: The UN; Debates; Reason; Legal Status; Mission; Subject
Summary/Abstract: The article titled “International legal subjectivity: Concept and reality in the UN” the first, identifies debates on subjects of International Law briefly. The identification of debates serves to deal the creation of UNO (United Nations). Then, the article treates a brief historical overview on the functions of the UN since its creation until today to analyze international legal personality and its legal nature opposite functions that are dampened and transnational capabilities, the UN priority today. Also, it gives the reasons why the debate on UN reform should remain open. The aim of this study is to examine from the perspective of a qualitative methodology the characteristics of the legal status of the UN in space and in time to create a model based on Charter and on the real exercise of its functions but not according to denomination. The theories on international legal personality, the distribution of the United Nations and the consequences are not treated for this reason in this study. Also, historical and legal methods are used.
Journal: ILIRIA International Review
- Issue Year: 4/2014
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 381-394
- Page Count: 14
- Language: English