Legal effects of United Nations resolutions
Since World War II, international organizations have adopted an ever-increasing number of resolutions in most fields of human endeavor. In spite of the growing importance of these resolutions in international life, there is uncertainty and often disagreement as to their nature and value. The purpose…
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