The Case Caroline. A precedent of international self-defense?

The part of the international doctrine, that argue for the existence of a right to preventive self-defense in the international law, invoke the case Caroline as his precedent. This article aims to show why this case is neither a precedent of preventive self-defense nor a precedent of self-defense. T...

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Autor principal: Pintore, Eduardo José
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Derecho 2011
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/refade/article/view/6289
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topic Case Caroline
preventive self-defense
Falkland Islands
permanent attack
permanent danger
state of necessity.
Caso Caroline
legítima defensa preventiva
Islas Malvinas - ataque permanente
peligro permanente
estado de necesidad
spellingShingle Case Caroline
preventive self-defense
Falkland Islands
permanent attack
permanent danger
state of necessity.
Caso Caroline
legítima defensa preventiva
Islas Malvinas - ataque permanente
peligro permanente
estado de necesidad
Pintore, Eduardo José
The Case Caroline. A precedent of international self-defense?
topic_facet Case Caroline
preventive self-defense
Falkland Islands
permanent attack
permanent danger
state of necessity.
Caso Caroline
legítima defensa preventiva
Islas Malvinas - ataque permanente
peligro permanente
estado de necesidad
author Pintore, Eduardo José
author_facet Pintore, Eduardo José
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title The Case Caroline. A precedent of international self-defense?
title_short The Case Caroline. A precedent of international self-defense?
title_full The Case Caroline. A precedent of international self-defense?
title_fullStr The Case Caroline. A precedent of international self-defense?
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description The part of the international doctrine, that argue for the existence of a right to preventive self-defense in the international law, invoke the case Caroline as his precedent. This article aims to show why this case is neither a precedent of preventive self-defense nor a precedent of self-defense. The conclusion is that the case Caroline is to be revaluate as a precedent of international necessity and not as one of self-defense, on the ground of the absence of a state as active subject, that execute an armed attack in the sense of the legal institution of the international self-defense.
publisher Facultad de Derecho
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