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- Title: International Law Interrupted - a Case of Selective Adaptation.
- Author : University of New Brunswick Law Journal
- Release Date : January 01, 2010
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 280 KB
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INTRODUCTION There has been considerable debate within the international community on the proliferation of international treaty laws. (1) The Treaty Section of the Office of Legal Affairs of the United Nations registers approximately four thousand treaties and treaty-related actions annually. (2) As societies advance technologically and become more closely connected, international law is developing by creating new specialized rules and areas of legal practice which would facilitate such specialization, diversification and interconnectedness of economies, and social actions by creating adequate regulatory regimes. The field of international law has thus broadened significantly, embracing new fields of activities and establishing linkages to other disciplines and specialized areas of law. For example, international trade law is now related to environmental law, labour law and human rights law, to name but a few connections. (3) Consequently, in response to the needs created by globalization, international law is expanding, on the one hand, by unifying or harmonizing the rules that govern a wide range of social and economic activities around the world and, on the other hand, by fragmenting the international community by creating separate institutions with highly specialized and often complex rules and practices. (4)
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