International organizations and their host states : aspects of their legal relationship
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International organizations and their host states : aspects of their legal relationship
（Legal aspects of international organization, v. 21）
Kluwer Law International, c1995
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [289]-302) and index
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Description
Since 1945 there has been a tremendous growth in the number of international organizations, leading to the development of a body of law regulating the relationship between the organizations and their host states. International Organizations and their Host States examines the relationship from a practical perspective.
Before examining the legal status, privileges and immunities that have commonly been granted to international organizations, the diverse sources where the law can be found are brought together in a new concept: the host arrangement. This concept forms an anchor for the examination of the following aspects of the legal relationship: the legal personality of the organization, the status of its seat, the inviolability of its premises, assets and archives, its jurisdictional immunity, its communications privileges, and its fiscal, customs and financial privileges. In conclusion, the legal concepts underlying the relationship between international organizations and their host states are analyzed and suggestions are made on improving the coherency of the law.
Table of Contents
List of Abbreviations. Part I: Introductions and Definitions. 1. Introduction. 2. Host Arrangements. Part II: Legal Personality. 3. Legal Personality of International Organizations. Part III: The Seat, Privileges, and Immunities. 4. The Seat of International Organizations. 5. Immunity from Legal Process. 6. Inviolability of Premises, Assets and Archives of the Organization. 7. Freedom of Communication. 8. Fiscal, Customs, and Financial Immunities. Part IV: Conclusion. 9. Final Conclusion. Bibliography. Index.
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