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Henrique Marcos
Athena (Bologna), 07/2023, Volume: 3, Issue: 1Journal Article
Fragmentation is out; general principles are in. After years of work on fragmentation, the International Law Commission (ILC) has concluded that international law is a legal system with interconnected norms. The ILC has now shifted its focus to the general principles of law. These principles are a wellspring of rights and obligations, help interpret sources, and guide legal reasoning. This paper focuses on the latter function; it argues that a framework of legal principles can contribute to the consistency of international law as the legal system par excellence for a globalised world. This manuscript begins by outlining how fragmentation is a paradox of globalisation and presenting the prevailing systemic view of international law. The paper then presents a reason-based scheme for reasoning with norms. It finishes by advocating for a framework of principles for legal consistency.
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