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주권과 보충성: 개념 검토를 통해 본 국제법 규범 이론의 필요성
Author
송지우
Journal Title
법철학연구
Publication Year
2018
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This article normatively examines the principle of subsidiarity in international law as a potential alternative to state sovereignty norms. It conceptualizes subsidiarity as a prioritizing principle and critically examines arguments supporting it. The article argues that a separate normative theory based on justificatory individualism is necessary for the principle of subsidiarity to replace traditional sovereignty norms.
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