David D Caron
Biographic Data
| ID | 4864244 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David D Caron |
| GIVEN NAMES | David D |
| FAMILY NAME | Caron |
| SIGNATURE | CARON D D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Berkeley |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6088-0519 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 66 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The UN Compensation Commission
Over the decade of the United Nations Compensation Commission's work, there has been voiced by some a vague sense that the UNCC, although created to give some justice to those directly injured by Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, should instead be viewed as a part of the system of international economic sanctions. While it is true that any compensatory mechanism may be said to sanction the wrongful actor, the UNCC is not an economic sanct…
The ILC Articles on State Responsibility
The adoption by the International Law Commission (ILC) in 2001 of its articles on state responsibility is an achievement that presents a paradox. This essay is about the form and authority of the articles, and the paradox that they could have more influence as an ILC text than as a multilateral treaty. The essay addresses the questions of the appropriate authority to be given an ILC text, why undue influence may be attributed to an ILC text (part…
War and International Adjudication
In fact, the first organized communities of international law . . . are organizations the function of which is to settle conflicts. Hans Kelsen But here we shall note the recurrence of a paradox . . . . Where practice is least ethical, theory becomes most Utopian. Edward Hallett Carr The belief that a world free of war might be possible, be more than simply a dream, is a relatively recent phenomenon. In earlier times, war—like disease—was a part …
Stefan Albrecht Riesenfeld (1908-1999)
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The International Whaling Commission and the North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission
The Legitimacy of the Collective Authority of the Security Council
The ideal, once it is embodied in an institution, ceases to be an ideal and becomes the expression of a selfish interest, which must be destroyed in the name of a new ideal. This constant interaction of irreconcilable forces is the stuff of politics. Every political situation contains mutually incompatible elements of utopia and reality, of morality and power. E. H. Carr [T]he crucial question is not what principle is acknowledged but who is acce…
Iraq and the Force of Law
As these words are written, the use of armed force to liberate Kuwait, and all the suffering and waste such use implies, becomes more likely. Given the primacy of the peaceful settlement of disputes in international law, I consider in this brief essay how the rule of law could play a role in this crisis. The UN Security Council’s call for the collection of information regarding possible war crimes by Iraqi officials and possible claims for damage…
The Nature of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal and the Evolving Structure of International Dispute Resolution
The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal has been called “the most significant arbitral body in history”; its awards, “a gold mine of information for perceptive lawyers.” In a recent international commercial arbitration, however, an arbitrator reportedly stated that decisions of the Tribunal, although on point, were not persuasive because the Tribunal, after all, involves a special type of arbitration. This arbitrator is not alone. A lecturer at th…
Law of the Sea
Law of the sea : U.S. policy dilemma , Law of the sea : U.S. policy dilemma , کتابخانه دانشگاه امام صادق(ع)
Law of the Sea
Law of the Sea
The Legitimacy of the Collective Authority of the Security Council
The ideal, once it is embodied in an institution, ceases to be an ideal and becomes the expression of a selfish interest, which must be destroyed in the name of a new ideal. This constant interaction of irreconcilable forces is the stuff of politics. Every political situation contains mutually incompatible elements of utopia and reality, of morality and power. E. H. Carr [T]he crucial question is not what principle is acknowledged but who is acce…
The ILC Articles on State Responsibility
The adoption by the International Law Commission (ILC) in 2001 of its articles on state responsibility is an achievement that presents a paradox. This essay is about the form and authority of the articles, and the paradox that they could have more influence as an ILC text than as a multilateral treaty. The essay addresses the questions of the appropriate authority to be given an ILC text, why undue influence may be attributed to an ILC text (part…
The International Whaling Commission and the North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission
War and International Adjudication
In fact, the first organized communities of international law . . . are organizations the function of which is to settle conflicts. Hans Kelsen But here we shall note the recurrence of a paradox . . . . Where practice is least ethical, theory becomes most Utopian. Edward Hallett Carr The belief that a world free of war might be possible, be more than simply a dream, is a relatively recent phenomenon. In earlier times, war—like disease—was a part …
The Nature of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal and the Evolving Structure of International Dispute Resolution
The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal has been called “the most significant arbitral body in history”; its awards, “a gold mine of information for perceptive lawyers.” In a recent international commercial arbitration, however, an arbitrator reportedly stated that decisions of the Tribunal, although on point, were not persuasive because the Tribunal, after all, involves a special type of arbitration. This arbitrator is not alone. A lecturer at th…
The UN Compensation Commission
Over the decade of the United Nations Compensation Commission's work, there has been voiced by some a vague sense that the UNCC, although created to give some justice to those directly injured by Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, should instead be viewed as a part of the system of international economic sanctions. While it is true that any compensatory mechanism may be said to sanction the wrongful actor, the UNCC is not an economic sanct…
Law of the Sea
Law of the Sea
Law of the sea : U.S. policy dilemma , Law of the sea : U.S. policy dilemma , کتابخانه دانشگاه امام صادق(ع)
Law of the Sea
The Nature of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal and the Evolving Structure of International Dispute Resolution
The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal has been called “the most significant arbitral body in history”; its awards, “a gold mine of information for perceptive lawyers.” In a recent international commercial arbitration, however, an arbitrator reportedly stated that decisions of the Tribunal, although on point, were not persuasive because the Tribunal, after all, involves a special type of arbitration. This arbitrator is not alone. A lecturer at th…
Iraq and the Force of Law
As these words are written, the use of armed force to liberate Kuwait, and all the suffering and waste such use implies, becomes more likely. Given the primacy of the peaceful settlement of disputes in international law, I consider in this brief essay how the rule of law could play a role in this crisis. The UN Security Council’s call for the collection of information regarding possible war crimes by Iraqi officials and possible claims for damage…
The Legitimacy of the Collective Authority of the Security Council
The ideal, once it is embodied in an institution, ceases to be an ideal and becomes the expression of a selfish interest, which must be destroyed in the name of a new ideal. This constant interaction of irreconcilable forces is the stuff of politics. Every political situation contains mutually incompatible elements of utopia and reality, of morality and power. E. H. Carr [T]he crucial question is not what principle is acknowledged but who is acce…
The International Whaling Commission and the North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission
Stefan Albrecht Riesenfeld (1908-1999)
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
War and International Adjudication
In fact, the first organized communities of international law . . . are organizations the function of which is to settle conflicts. Hans Kelsen But here we shall note the recurrence of a paradox . . . . Where practice is least ethical, theory becomes most Utopian. Edward Hallett Carr The belief that a world free of war might be possible, be more than simply a dream, is a relatively recent phenomenon. In earlier times, war—like disease—was a part …
The UN Compensation Commission
Over the decade of the United Nations Compensation Commission's work, there has been voiced by some a vague sense that the UNCC, although created to give some justice to those directly injured by Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, should instead be viewed as a part of the system of international economic sanctions. While it is true that any compensatory mechanism may be said to sanction the wrongful actor, the UNCC is not an economic sanct…
The ILC Articles on State Responsibility
The adoption by the International Law Commission (ILC) in 2001 of its articles on state responsibility is an achievement that presents a paradox. This essay is about the form and authority of the articles, and the paradox that they could have more influence as an ILC text than as a multilateral treaty. The essay addresses the questions of the appropriate authority to be given an ILC text, why undue influence may be attributed to an ILC text (part…
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