Towards an Emancipatory International Law: the Bolivarian reconstruction
Towards an Emancipatory International Law: the Bolivarian reconstruction
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走向解放的国际法：玻利瓦尔重建
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2010
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Rosalie Miller
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Mohsen al Attar;Rosalie Miller
摘要 在本文中，我们认为，一项名为 ALBA（美洲玻利瓦尔联盟）的独特南美条约提出了植根于互补性和人类团结概念的国际法的有凝聚力的反愿景。我们进一步认为，第三世界国际法方法（TWAIL）学者可能会利用这一倡议作为跳板，推动早就该进行的国际法律制度改革。虽然 ALBA 本身不太可能对全球社会普遍存在的结构性失衡构成太大挑战，但与玻利瓦尔革命的许多举措并列时，它似乎拥有巨大的民主潜力。在学术界和民众的支持下，ALBA 甚至有能力激发第三世界联合运动的复兴。
Abstract In this article, we argue that a unique South American treaty known as ALBA—the Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas—puts forward a cohesive counter-vision of international law rooted in notions of complementarity and human solidarity. We further argue that Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL) scholars might use this initiative as a springboard to push forward a long-overdue reform of the international legal regime. While, on its own, ALBA is unlikely to pose much of a challenge to the structural imbalances that permeate global society, when juxtaposed alongside the many initiatives of the Bolivarian Revolution, it appears to possess significant democratic potential. With both scholarly and popular support, ALBA may even have the capability of sparking a renewal of a united Third World movement.