International Rule of Law or Rule of Law Among Nations? The General Assembly of UN and The Rule Of Law
| Autor | César Villegas Delgado |
| Cargo | LLM, PhD, Lecturer of Public International Law and International Relations. Faculty of Law, University of Seville (Spain) |
| Páginas | 6-19 |
BY CÉSAR VILLEGAS DELGADO1
Fecha de recepción: 4 de nov iembre de 2016
Fecha de aprobación: 28 de noviembre de 2016
Abstract
Ten years ago with the adoption of the Resolution 61/39 the Rule of Law at the national
express distinction between domestic and international aspects of the Rule of Law and its
promotion. Since the adoption of this resolution, the General Assembly has focused the
proposed by the Secretary General in his Report the Rule of Law and transitional justice in
trying to externalize to the international realm some elements of the Rule of Law in order to
elements of the Rule of Law which have been extrapolated to the international level, within
the practice of the General Assembly, in order to highlight the Rule of Law among Nations
American doctrine.
1 LLM, PhD, Lecturer of Public International Law and International Relations. Faculty of Law, University of
Seville (Spain). Member of the European Society of Internati onal Law.
INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW OR RULE
OF LAW AMONG NATIONS?
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF UN AND THE RULE OF LAW
¿IMPERIO DEL DERECHO INTERNACIONAL O IMPERIO DEL DERECHO ENTRE NACIONES?
LA ASAMBLEA GENERAL DE LA ONU Y EL IMPERIO DEL DERECHO
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