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the principal of exclaiming the reasons and documentation of the administrative decisions and it's effect on the jurisprudence of the court of administrative justice

Ali Mohammad Falah Zadeh

Volume 18, Issue 54 , June 2017, , Pages 91-115

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2017.7429

Abstract
  Legal obligation to provide reasons for administrative decisions is a principle that originated from judicial field moving to the administrative decision-making process, there seems to be profound differences between two areas. It is, therefore, very much context dependent, offering considerable room ...  Read More

The Relationship between International and Domestic Law in the Field of Attribution of Responsibility to a State in International Investment Disputes

Elham Amidimehr; Jamal Seifi

Volume 22, Issue 69 , June 2021, , Pages 91-117

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2020.43346.2166

Abstract
  The attributability of actions to states within the context of investment treaty disputes and to focus on the roles played by international and domestic laws in such attributions have caught the attention of jurists in recent years. The ILC Draft Articles on Responsibility of States for Internationally ...  Read More

State’s Compliance with Multilateral Environmental Agreements and the Role of Exchange of Information in It

farhad jam; Janet Blake

Volume 19, Issue 57 , March 2018, , Pages 92-125

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2018.14509.1345

Abstract
  Compliance of states with multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs) is the objective of these agreements. To this end, a number of measures have to be taken which mainly are called “implementation” as ex-ante as well as “enforcement” as ex-poste initiatives and measures. Such ...  Read More

The Role of Piercing the Corporate Veil doctrine in determination of foreign investor's nationality in ICSID Arbitration Procedure

hamed zamami; Ali Moghaddam Abrishami

Volume 20, Issue 61 , July 2019, , Pages 93-120

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2017.21197.1497

Abstract
  The doctrine of ‘corporate veil’ is one of most controversial issues in international arbitration. Arbitral tribunals have taken different views as to whether the corporate veil should be lifted in investment arbitration. In ICSID arbitration, this doctrine has been discussed in the context ...  Read More

The Study of Legality of Intentional Revocation of Unilateral Acts of States in International Law

Siamak Karimi

Volume 23, Issue 72 , August 2021, , Pages 95-125

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2020.50131.2332

Abstract
  The One of the main issues in the legal regimes is the intentional revocation of any kind of obligations. This revocation means that obligant party terminates its duty merely at the request of that party.  Because this subject concerns with the rule of law, it should be necessary to exist proper ...  Read More

Identifying the Right to Self-Determination in the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Light of Constituent Power Theory

Saeb Dast Peyman; Alireza Dabirnia

Volume 22, Issue 70 , June 2021, , Pages 96-127

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2020.44912.2197

Abstract
  The right to self-determination is amongst the most fundamental rights enumerated in human rights law. In the human rights approach, the wise man has free will and autonomy and the right to self-determination. according to the constituent power theory, the sovereignty of generations of a nation in self-determining ...  Read More

Legal Conditions of Application of Universal Jurisdiction in international Law

seyd yaser ziaee

Volume 18, Issue 53 , March 2017, , Pages 97-122

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2017.7178

Abstract
  The event of transnational crimes entailed to the reviewing of tradition bases of jurisdiction like territorial and personal jurisdictions. So universal jurisdiction as a legal base for prosecute of international crimes came to internal laws of States. discard with the source and nature of universal ...  Read More

Usage of Remotely Piloted Aircraft and the Necessity of Observing the Right to Privacy

leila raisi; masoud raei; masoumeh ebrahimi

Volume 21, Issue 63 , December 2019, , Pages 97-129

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2018.26184.1651

Abstract
  Advances in aerospace technology especially in the 20 century unveiled a new kind of aircraft as (remotely piloted aircraft) which is deployed in military and civil application. In recent years, the civil usage of this aircraft has influential advancement and with no doubt in the future, this new technology ...  Read More

Challenge of Arbitrators in ICSID Investment Arbitration: A Critique and an Appropriate Solution
Volume 20, Issue 59 , June 2018, , Pages 98-116

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2018.28898.1733

Abstract
  Challenge of arbitrators is a controversial issue in international arbitration in general and in ICSID Arbitration in particular. There is a consensus that the lack of impartiality and independency leads arbitrators to be challenged. However, there is a duality of standards for challenging arbitrators. ...  Read More

effect of communication technologies in respect of human rights

Mohammad Ali Solhchi; AMIR BIPARVA

Volume 20, Issue 60 , February 2019, , Pages 99-124

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2018.23789.1579

Abstract
  Communication technologies are generally considered as an effective means in contemporary era in transmitting news and information with exclusive characteristics and play an inseparable role in the world today. The privileged feature of these technologies should be the direct observation of events and ...  Read More

Challenges and Solutions for Advancement of LawmakingProcess in Iran’s Telecommunications Industry in Light of Criteria Prescribed by International Telecommunication Union

Hoda Ghafari; Masood Rahmani

Volume 17, Issue 47 , October 2015, , Pages 101-122

Abstract
  Iran’s telecommunication regulatory body may well serve to frame and implement an executive legal framework to govern the activities and relations of public and private sector in a sense that suitable grounds for smooth activities of private sector is put in to place and the requisites for privatization ...  Read More

Frequency Allocation in the Geostationary Orbit in International Space Law

Mansor Jabbari; Hussein Tajabadi

Volume 14, Issue 38 , March 2013, , Pages 101-118

Abstract
  In the geostationary, The use of orbit/spectrum resources through international telecommunication policies have always been challenging. Such challenges are in the result of some existing limitations in both the GSO capacity and its unique features in telecommunication fields. This article will clarify ...  Read More

The Necessity for the Parliament of Islamic Republic of Iran to Align Itself with International Obligations of State in Combating Crimes Related to Drugs and Psychotropic Substances

Farideh Shaygan; Esmaeil Rahmani Klakuob

Volume 20, Issue 62 , July 2019, , Pages 101-125

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2019.23578.1574

Abstract
  Crimes related to drugs and psychotropic substances are recognized as threats to human rights. They have also a devastating impact on the economic, social and cultural foundations of national societies, as well as, on international order and security. Serious measures have been taken to control and deal ...  Read More

The Effects of Imposed Sanctions against Iran on Environment, Energy & Technology Transfer in International Law

Ali Mashhadi; Mahnaz Rashidi

Volume 16, Issue 46 , September 2015, , Pages 103-123

Abstract
  International sanctions against Iran have had various effects at national level. This paper has examined the effects of sanctions on the environment, energy and technology transfer areas from the international view point. The fundamental assumption of this paper is that sanctions on the environment violate ...  Read More

State Responsibility for Violation of Human Rights by Transnational Corporations

Mohammad Ali Solh Chi

Volume 16, Issue 44 , February 2015, , Pages 105-128

Abstract
  Today, transnational corporations are regarded as prominent actors in international arena. This is deemed by many as a significant feature attributable to modern international law. Rapid growth of these corporations and expansion of their activities resulted in growing concern as to studying the necessity ...  Read More