@article{ART002655776},
author={Kim Sung Won},
title={A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts},
journal={DONG-A LAW REVIEW},
issn={1225-3405},
year={2020},
number={89},
pages={259-286},
doi={10.31839/DALR.2020.11.89.259}
TY - JOUR
AU - Kim Sung Won
TI - A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts
JO - DONG-A LAW REVIEW
PY - 2020
VL - null
IS - 89
PB - The Institute for Legal Studies Dong-A University
SP - 259
EP - 286
SN - 1225-3405
AB - The expanding role of international organizations would be marked as the vivid icon of current international law. The active involvement of international organizations in world affairs entails the issue of responsibility of international organization with regard to internationally wrongful acts by international organizations.
As a independent international legal person, a member State of international organizations is not responsible for internationally wrongful acts, which is performed by international organizations that a member State belongs to.
However, there is very complex and difficult situation that needs the application of dual attribution of internationally wrongful acts. Despite the DARIO provides some situations give rise to dual attribution, judicial bodies including international judicial bodies and domestic judicial bodies do not show a harmonized attitude towards dual attribution. This is mainly owed to scarcity of relevant legal cases dealing with dual attribution issues and to inchoate nature of primary rule on the responsibility of international organizations.
However, for the purpose of fostering legal regime for the third party suffered from internationally wrongful acts of international organizations, the advocacy of dual attribution imposing responsibility upon international organizations and a member State should be taken seriously. Also, this perspective would fostering the independence of international organizations from the influence of a member State making a overwhelming impact on international organizations. It would be interesting to explore the way that dual attribution shapes its figure in the field of international responsibility regime.
KW - DARIO;DARSIWA;Dual Attribution;International Organizations;Shared Responsibility
DO - 10.31839/DALR.2020.11.89.259
ER -
Kim Sung Won. (2020). A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts. DONG-A LAW REVIEW, 89, 259-286.
Kim Sung Won. 2020, "A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts", DONG-A LAW REVIEW, no.89, pp.259-286. Available from: doi:10.31839/DALR.2020.11.89.259
Kim Sung Won "A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts" DONG-A LAW REVIEW 89 pp.259-286 (2020) : 259.
Kim Sung Won. A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts. 2020; 89 : 259-286. Available from: doi:10.31839/DALR.2020.11.89.259
Kim Sung Won. "A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts" DONG-A LAW REVIEW no.89(2020) : 259-286.doi: 10.31839/DALR.2020.11.89.259
Kim Sung Won. A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts. DONG-A LAW REVIEW, 89, 259-286. doi: 10.31839/DALR.2020.11.89.259
Kim Sung Won. A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts. DONG-A LAW REVIEW. 2020; 89 259-286. doi: 10.31839/DALR.2020.11.89.259
Kim Sung Won. A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts. 2020; 89 : 259-286. Available from: doi:10.31839/DALR.2020.11.89.259
Kim Sung Won. "A Review on Dual Attribution of Internationally Wrongful Acts" DONG-A LAW REVIEW no.89(2020) : 259-286.doi: 10.31839/DALR.2020.11.89.259
