| Vorderseite | Relation: International law and domestic law |
|---|---|
| Rückseite | - international law is ignorant towards domestic law (e.g. reparations for violations have to be paid regardless of domestic law) - Two different approaches towards international law o monist: automatic integration o dualist: international law has to be transpositioned into domestic law - it is irrelevant whether the monist or dualist approach is chosen, from the perspective of international law (law has to be followed regardless) - in some states the constitution takes precedence over international law (USA) - smaller countries tend to value international law more - Self-determination initiative o Swiss initiative o constitution should take precedence over international law |
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