Law & Politics in International Society

accepted achieve action agreement applied attempt balance become behavior binding Charter claim commitments concept concerned Conference consequences considered cooperation countries creating cultural custom customary law decisions defined delegate demand depend determine developed economic effect entire equality especially existence expressed fact favorable force formulation freedom function greater human important independence individual inequalities influence instance institutions interaction interests International Court international law international organizations international society interpretation judges justice least legal system legislative less limited maintain major matter means methods moral mutual nature newer norms obligation particular parties peaceful personality political position possible power potential practice pressure prevail principles problem question reason recognized refer regulation relations relationship remains role rules serve share situation social order sovereign sovereignty specific state's third tions treaties United Nations universal usually values