Bardo Fassbender
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Die Beharrungskraft des Status quo: Die Bemühungen um eine Reform des Sicherheitsrates im Jahr des 75-jährigen Bestehens der Vereinten Nationen

2020-12-01 , Fassbender, Bardo

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Die gegenwärtig gültigen völkerrechtlichen Verträge der Kantone. Versuch einer systematischen Bestandesaufnahme

2018-03 , Fassbender, Bardo , Gübeli, Raffael

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Hybris und Überforderung : Die Krise der Europäischen Union und ihre Konsequenzen für die Völkerrechtsordnung

2014-06-01 , Fassbender, Bardo

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Der deutsch-französische Elysée-Vertrag von 1963. Idee und Zukunft eines bilateralen Freundschaftsvertrags im Rahmen der Europäischen Union

2013 , Fassbender, Bardo

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The state's unabandoned claim to be the center of the legal universe

2018 , Fassbender, Bardo

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International Constitutional Law: Written or Unwritten?

2016-10-24 , Fassbender, Bardo

Today, concepts of constitutionalism are widely used in international legal scholarship, both to describe and to promote changes in the international legal order in support of the rule of law, the protection of human rights and other common values of the international community. Against this background, the present article deals with a question so far addressed only cursorily — the “writtenness” of international constitutional law. Can we assume the existence of an “unwritten” international constitution, or does the very concept of a constitution in the modern sense require that a constitution is laid down in written form? The article discusses the importance of “writtenness” in modern constitutionalism and addresses the “English exception”, that is the absence, in the United Kingdom, of a document called “the constitution”. The paper concludes with a plea for taking the constitutional character of the UN Charter more seriously, arguing that the idea of an unwritten constitution of the international community does not provide a viable alternative.

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Völkerrecht und Landesrecht : Zur Genese und heutigen Bedeutung der Konfrontation zweier Rechtsordnungen

2014 , Fassbender, Bardo

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What's in a Name? The International Rule of Law and the United Nations Charter

2018-09-01 , Fassbender, Bardo

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Völkerrechtsfähigkeit und Völkerrechtsvergesslichkeit der deutschen Länder: Neue Erscheinungsformen des "offenen Bundesstaates"

2016-03-18 , Fassbender, Bardo

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Prospects and Limits of a Global History of International Law : A Brief Rejoinder

2014 , Peters, Anne , Fassbender, Bardo

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