the limitation of international law
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소개글
the limitation of international law
And its case, kyoto protocol
목차
I. Introduction
II. The limitation of international law and Kyoto protocol
III. Conclusion
본문내용
I. Introduction
As globalization carries on, we have to live in a global society, not just in a state. Although there is no international government, it is obvious that there is an international society. To achieve good national relationship, just as in a state in order to achieve a good individual relationship, international society needs “International Law”. International law depends on the existence of nation, and includes the various relations between nations. This law is basic and indispensible to maintain global society, but the importance of this law is commonly depreciated, and even ignored.
As the essay ‘The Role of Law and Its Limitation’ says, the reason why its importance is depreciated is that international society is not really a society, and the society of nations has no effective law-making body or process. Thus, unlike domestic law, international law has no executive authority with power to enforce the law. Furthermore international law is difficult to create, and its growth is slow. So to speak, international law has its limitations. It is mainly because nations generally pursue their own interest, and international society lacks an executive authority to enforce the law. Also, there is no power to deter nation’s violation of international law and even they are free to decide whether to agree, whether to accept, whether to comply with the law. If the limitation does not affect any nation’s benefit or interest, and cause any unfair situation, it is not that big a deal that there are some limitations. However, sometimes it does, so it can be a problem in international society.
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참고 자료
the essay ‘The Role of Law and Its Limitation’