2013
DOI: 10.16890/rstpr.a1.n1.161
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La tendencia de conclusión de los acuerdos en forma simplificada: evolución y práctica brasilera

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“…The Constitution of the United States ( 1787) and the Constitution of France ( 1791) legally mark the ending of the exclusive will and responsibility of the sovereign with regard to the conclusion of international treaties, now requiring such treaties to be submitted to and controlled by the parliament (Almeida 2013, Gabsch 2010, Medeiros 1995. Since then, in modern democracies, responsibility with respect to concluding international treaties has been shared by the Executive and Legislative Branches.…”
Section: Executive Agreements Before and After The Constitution Of 1988mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Constitution of the United States ( 1787) and the Constitution of France ( 1791) legally mark the ending of the exclusive will and responsibility of the sovereign with regard to the conclusion of international treaties, now requiring such treaties to be submitted to and controlled by the parliament (Almeida 2013, Gabsch 2010, Medeiros 1995. Since then, in modern democracies, responsibility with respect to concluding international treaties has been shared by the Executive and Legislative Branches.…”
Section: Executive Agreements Before and After The Constitution Of 1988mentioning
confidence: 99%