Legal normativity through tacit agreements: Putting Peru v Chile into a broader perspective / Zoom In
The International Court of Justice and tacit conventionality
1. The ‘written’ and the ‘non-written’ in international law The ‘written’ is the traditional domain of lawyers, for written materials provides a tangible soil from which legal contents can be extracted and converted into binding evaluative standards (ie legal normativity) on the basis of which the behaviour of addressees is appraised. The ‘written’ is thus...