Attribution of Conduct in UN Peacekeeping Operations (CROSBI ID 279214)
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Perišić, Petra
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Attribution of Conduct in UN Peacekeeping Operations
The paper explores the rules on attribution of conduct within the United Nations (UN) peacekeeping operations. Although there is now a prevailing judicial practice of employing the effective control test, the content of this test is not sufficiently clear. A review of the so-far scarce judicial practice demonstrates that different courts interpret the test in different ways. This leads to uncertainty on how to apply the effective control test in future cases, the number of which will undoubtedly increase, as the number of peacekeeping operations in the world rises. In this paper, several judicial decisions dealing with the issue of attribution in the context of peacekeeping operations are analyzed and compared. The conclusion highlights some of the essential flaws of the current system, which should be dealt with in order to achieve a more unified approach to tackling the attribution issue.
international responsibility, international peacekeeping, international organizations, United Nations
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