Gibt es einen Weltwohlfahrtsstaat?

Leisering, Lutz

doi:10.1007/978-3-531-90636-2_8

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“…23 A new system of basic human rights norms together with a new system of inter-, trans-and supranational institutions and organizations were created during the short period from 1941 to 1951 -including international welfarism which was invented before the great triumph of national welfare states. 24 The development of international law has deeply changed since the foundation of the United Nations, the turn from a law of coordination to a law of cooperation. 25 Such changes include the European Union, the Human Rights Treaties of the 1960s, the Vienna convention on the law of the Treaties, the emergence of international ius cogens, etc.…”

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