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The European Union and the UN Security Council
a conflict of attribution
Nicola Alessandro Cieri
Art der Arbeit
Master-Thesis (ULG)
Universität
Universität Wien
Fakultät
Postgraduate Center
Studiumsbezeichnung bzw. Universitätlehrgang (ULG)
Universitätslehrgang International Law [Vollzeit]
Betreuer*in
Gerhard Hafner
DOI
10.25365/thesis.72346
URN
urn:nbn:at:at-ubw:1-15695.47187.152522-9
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Abstracts
Abstract
(Deutsch)
While the relationship between the United Nations and the European Union is a common topic in academic literature, the rapid evolution of the latter into a unique example of progressive integration and establishment of common institutions and binding rules for Member States has rendered somehow difficult a comprehensive approach to the topic, with particular regards to potential conflicts between the two judicial systems in certain domains such as international peace and security. The transformations occurred within the European Union and the primacy over Member States may have created, in a particular, a theoretical conflict in the attributions of certain states (France, and until recently the United Kingdom) in their roles of sovereign states within the United Nations Security Council and, at the same time, Member States participating in the shared decisions and institutions of the European Union. At present, the European Union is, globally, among the most important contributors to the UN budget and a successful partner in the conduct of peace-keeping operations, after a gradual mutual recognition of the importance of both systems in their constitutive and legislative acts. Notwithstanding the many steps, both legal and political, undertaken to ensure a profitable cooperation, a conflict of attribution may still exist in theory as well as in practice. Analysing those instances where a divergence between EU common interests and UN Security Council positions has translated into an active role of certain EU institutions possibly overstepping their authority with regards to international obligations and jus cogens. Such analysis offers a basis of discussion around the desirability, and legitimacy, of the influence of the European Union on the institutions of the United Nations as well as on the legal and political considerations animating debates on possible reforms within the United Nations, the European Union, or both.
Schlagwörter
Schlagwörter
(Deutsch)
European Union UN Security Council conflict attribution
Autor*innen
Nicola Alessandro Cieri
Haupttitel (Englisch)
The European Union and the UN Security Council
Hauptuntertitel (Englisch)
a conflict of attribution
Paralleltitel (Deutsch)
Die Europäische Union und der UN-Sicherheitsrat
Paralleluntertitel (Deutsch)
ein Konflikt der Zuschreibung
Publikationsjahr
2022
Umfangsangabe
62 Seiten
Sprache
Englisch
Beurteiler*in
Gerhard Hafner
Klassifikation
86 Recht > 86.84 Völkerrecht: Allgemeines
AC Nummer
AC16631078
Utheses ID
64370
Studienkennzahl
UA | 992 | 628 | |