Who was of the view that the obligatory force of international law stems from the Vereinbarung, or…
The dualist theory of "Triepel" grounded the binding force of international law in the Vereinbarung, a common agreement of will among states, from which no state could…
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Who was of the view that the obligatory force of international law stems from the Vereinbarung, or agreement of states to become bound by common consent; this agreement is an expression of a common will of states, and states cannot unilaterally withdraw consent.
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The dualist theory of "Triepel" grounded the binding force of international law in the Vereinbarung, a common agreement of will among states, from which no state could unilaterally withdraw consent.
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