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creators_name: Casini, Lorenzo
creators_id: lorenzo.casini@imtlucca.it
title: Solidarity between States in the Global Legal Space
ispublished: pub
subjects: JX
subjects: JZ
subjects: K1
divisions: EIC
full_text_status: none
abstract: What does solidarity exactly mean in international law? There is no conclusive answer to this question, because solidarity can often wear more coats and operate both as a value and as a principle. To address these issues, this paper will first provide some historical and theoretical remarks on the idea of solidarity and its multiple meanings. Thereafter, it will focus on the solidarity both as a value, in its constitutional dimension, and as a principle, in its administrative dimension. It will then examine the ambiguous relationship between solidarity and sovereignty. Finally, the key role of solidarity in the global legal space will be outlined: if fraternité helped French legal scholars to build domestic administrative law to also be a machine that addresses collective interests, solidarity appears to be capable of strengthening the normative claims of many of the legal projects ideated to tame global governance.
date: 2014
date_type: published
publication: Revue européenne de droit public
volume: 26
number: 1
publisher: Esperia Publications
pagerange: 91
id_number: 10.2139/ssrn.2368209
refereed: TRUE
issn: 1105-1590
official_url: https://eplopublications.eu/publication/digital-edition/solidarity-between-states-global-legal-space
citation:   Casini, Lorenzo  Solidarity between States in the Global Legal Space.  Revue européenne de droit public, 26 (1).  p. 91.  ISSN 1105-1590      (2014)