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Publisher
Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10
1316513890
ISBN-13
9781316513897
eBay Product ID (ePID)
10063307797

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Book Title
United Nations and the Question of Palestine : Rule by Law and the Structure of International Legal Subalternity
Number of Pages
303 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2023
Topic
International
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Yes
Genre
Law
Author
Ardi Imseis
Format
Hardcover

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0.8 in
Item Length
9.3 in
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6.1 in

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LCCN
2023-031083
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'This is a scholarly, well-reasoned analysis that constitutes a legal brief for Palestinian self-determination and statehood. ... Recommended.' D. P. Forsythe, CHOICE, 'This book is essential for scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in the intricacies of international law, the role of the UN, and the broader implications for global governance in conflict zones, especially the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Through his rigorous examination, Imseis not only highlights the deficiencies within the current system but also calls for a renewed commitment to genuine legal and political reform to uphold the rights and aspirations of the Palestinian people.' Chaoqun Lian, China International Strategy Review
Dewey Edition
23/eng/20231002
Dewey Decimal
341.23/5694
Table Of Content
List of maps; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; Table of Cases; Table of Treaties and International Instruments; List of Abbreviations; 1. Introduction; 2. The Interwar Period; 3. 1947: The UN Plan of Partition for Palestine; 4. 1948 and After: The UN and the Palestinian Refugees; 5. 1967 and After: The UN and the Occupied Palestinian Territory; 6. 2011 and After: Membership of Palestine in the UN; 7. Conclusion; Postscript.
Synopsis
This book will be of interest to international lawyers, UN officials, policymakers, and scholars. It urges a critical examination of the UN's handling of the question of Palestine and how the organization can discharge its functions more effectively, in line with international law and justice., Contrary to conventional wisdom, there has been a continuing though vacillating gulf between the requirements of international law and the UN on the question of Palestine. This book explores the UN's management of the longest-running problem on its agenda, critically assessing tensions between the organization's position and international law. What forms has the UN's failure to respect international law taken, and with what implications? The author critically interrogates the received wisdom regarding the UN's fealty to the international rule of law, in favour of what is described as an international rule by law. This book demonstrates that through the actions of the UN, Palestine and its people have been committed to a state of what the author calls 'international legal subalternity', according to which the promise of justice through international law is repeatedly proffered under a cloak of political legitimacy furnished by the international community, but its realization is interminably withheld.
LC Classification Number
KZ4282.I47 2024

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