International law factors

This contribution propositions that, indeed, such core elements exist, identifies them—non-arbitrariness, consistency and predictability—from the practice of States at the international level and conceptualises them as the minimum requirements of the international rule of law

International law and institutions

International legal outcomes shaped by extant legal institutions , e

g universal membership, sovereign equality bodies, which privilege weak states at the expense of the powerful Domestic politics (c) interest-group pressures Domestic law and constitutional rules (c) fundamental rights Factors