Natural resources in international treaties: From the sovereign rights of states to the common concern of humankind

The paper points out the importance of natural resources and discusses their international legal protection. It analyses the UN deposited international agreements in the field of environment as well as the views of various authors. In specific, relations of the international agreements with the prin...

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Autor principal:	Todić Dragoljub C.
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Publicado:	Institute of Comparative Law, Belgrade 2021
Materias:	natural resources environment international treaties sovereignty over natural resources common concern of humankind Law of Europe KJ-KKZ Comparative law. International uniform law K520-5582
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:f8e5b9a185194f8c9787cc963acaa4262021-12-05T21:34:01ZNatural resources in international treaties: From the sovereign rights of states to the common concern of humankind0039-21382620-112710.5937/spz65-32847https://doaj.org/article/f8e5b9a185194f8c9787cc963acaa4262021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0039-2138/2021/0039-21382103391D.pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/0039-2138https://doaj.org/toc/2620-1127The paper points out the importance of natural resources and discusses their international legal protection. It analyses the UN deposited international agreements in the field of environment as well as the views of various authors. In specific, relations of the international agreements with the principle of permanent sovereignty of states over natural resources ("principle") and the concept of ,,common concern of humankind" (,,concept") is explored. The aim of the paper is to identify relevant international agreements, determine how they relate to ,,natural resources" and assess the content of norms related to the ,,principle" and ,,concept". The conclusion states that the ,,principle" and the ,,concept" are simultaneously defined in two international agreements (Convention on Biological Diversity and the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change), that the content and meaning of the ,,principle" was upgraded, as well as that there are elements of intertwining and lack of clarity when it comes to characterising relations between the ,,principle" and the ,,concept".Todić Dragoljub C.Institute of Comparative Law, Belgradearticlenatural resourcesenvironmentinternational treatiessovereignty over natural resourcescommon concern of humankindLaw of EuropeKJ-KKZComparative law. International uniform lawK520-5582ENHRSRStrani pravni život, Vol 2021, Iss 3, Pp 391-405 (2021)
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topic	natural resources environment international treaties sovereignty over natural resources common concern of humankind Law of Europe KJ-KKZ Comparative law. International uniform law K520-5582
spellingShingle	natural resources environment international treaties sovereignty over natural resources common concern of humankind Law of Europe KJ-KKZ Comparative law. International uniform law K520-5582 Todić Dragoljub C. Natural resources in international treaties: From the sovereign rights of states to the common concern of humankind
description	The paper points out the importance of natural resources and discusses their international legal protection. It analyses the UN deposited international agreements in the field of environment as well as the views of various authors. In specific, relations of the international agreements with the principle of permanent sovereignty of states over natural resources ("principle") and the concept of ,,common concern of humankind" (,,concept") is explored. The aim of the paper is to identify relevant international agreements, determine how they relate to ,,natural resources" and assess the content of norms related to the ,,principle" and ,,concept". The conclusion states that the ,,principle" and the ,,concept" are simultaneously defined in two international agreements (Convention on Biological Diversity and the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change), that the content and meaning of the ,,principle" was upgraded, as well as that there are elements of intertwining and lack of clarity when it comes to characterising relations between the ,,principle" and the ,,concept".
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title	Natural resources in international treaties: From the sovereign rights of states to the common concern of humankind
title_short	Natural resources in international treaties: From the sovereign rights of states to the common concern of humankind
title_full	Natural resources in international treaties: From the sovereign rights of states to the common concern of humankind
title_fullStr	Natural resources in international treaties: From the sovereign rights of states to the common concern of humankind
title_full_unstemmed	Natural resources in international treaties: From the sovereign rights of states to the common concern of humankind
title_sort	natural resources in international treaties: from the sovereign rights of states to the common concern of humankind
publisher	Institute of Comparative Law, Belgrade
publishDate	2021
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Natural resources in international treaties: From the sovereign rights of states to the common concern of humankind

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