Theories of States' Compliance with International Law: A Question of Persuasion

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Ziaei Bigdeli Mohammadreza; Bagherzadeh Hassan

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Journal: INTERNATIONAL LAW REVIEW Year:2019 | Volume:- | Issue:60 Page(s): 7-34

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Theories of States' Compliance with International Law: A Question of Persuasion

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Ziaei Bigdeli Mohammadreza | Bagherzadeh Hassan | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

International LawQ1

Compliance TheoriesQ1

Cost and Benefit AnalysisQ1

AcculturationQ1

PersuasionQ1

SanctionsQ1

ReputationQ1

Managerial ModelQ1

Fairness TheoryQ1

Transnational Legal ProcessQ1

Abstract

It is a commonly held belief that States, almost all of the time, comply with the norms of International Law. The international system lacks a central mechanism to ensure enforcement of International Law, but why despite this fact, States do comply with the rules of International Law? This is a peculiar question which has puzzled many thinkers in the fields of international relations and politics as well as International Law. From a particular viewpoint, the issue of compliance of States with International Law could be studied through three different mechanisms: Cost and Benefit Analysis, Acculturation, and Persuasion. Each of these mechanisms in isolation is unable to describe the reason for which, in each case, States comply with International Law; hence being complementary. Among these mechanisms, the role of Persuasion is peculiar because this particular mechanism produces compliance with International Law on its own and also through the other mechanisms.

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Ziaei Bigdeli, Mohammadreza, & Bagherzadeh, Hassan. (2019). Theories of States' Compliance with International Law: A Question of Persuasion. INTERNATIONAL LAW REVIEW, -(60 ), 7-34. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/405625/en

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Ziaei Bigdeli Mohammadreza, Bagherzadeh Hassan. Theories of States' Compliance with International Law: A Question of Persuasion. INTERNATIONAL LAW REVIEW[Internet]. 2019;-(60 ):7-34. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/405625/en

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Mohammadreza Ziaei Bigdeli, and Hassan Bagherzadeh, “Theories of States' Compliance with International Law: A Question of Persuasion,” INTERNATIONAL LAW REVIEW, vol. -, no. 60 , pp. 7–34, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/405625/en

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