Beyond states and non-state actors: the role of state-empowered entities in the making and shaping of international law

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Beyond states and non-state actors: the role of state-empowered entities in the making and shaping of international law

Traditionally, the actors in the international legal sys-tem are divided into States and non-state actors; and States are considered to be the ones that make and shape international law. By contrast, this Article argues that there is a third category of actors, namely state-empowered entities, which...

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Main Author:	Sivakumaran, Sandesh
Format:	Article
Published:	Columbia Law School 2017
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/42818/

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