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General Benefits and Risks of Legal Character

General Benefits and Risks of Legal Character

This table indicates some of the benefits and risks associated with strengthening and weakening an international agreement’s legal character, content, and review procedures designed to promote implementation of the agreement.

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The Legal Character of National Actions and Commitments in a Copenhagen Agreement: Options and Implications

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