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A General Practice: Whose Practice? What Practice?
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Abstract This chapter considers whose practice and what kinds of practice may be creative, or expressive, of customary international law. In so doing it considers the primary role of State practice and the possible contribution, in certain cases, of the practice of international organizations; it moreover explains that the conduct of other actors does not directly contribute to a general practice as a constituent element of customary international law (but may have an important indirect role by stimulating or recording the practice of States and international organizations). The chapter then provides an overview of the main forms of practice, including inaction, and discusses the question of confidential conduct. It also explains the importance of taking account of, and appreciating as a whole, all the available practice of the State (or organization) concerned. customary international law
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Wood, M., & Sender, O. (2024). A General Practice: Whose Practice? What Practice? Oxford University Press eBooks, 100–137. https://doi.org/10.1093/law/9780198848226.003.0006
Wood, Michael, and Omri Sender. “A General Practice: Whose Practice? What Practice?” Oxford University Press eBooks, 2024, pp. 100–37, https://doi.org/10.1093/law/9780198848226.003.0006.
Wood, Michael, and Omri Sender. 2024. “A General Practice: Whose Practice? What Practice?” Oxford University Press eBooks: 100–37. https://doi.org/10.1093/law/9780198848226.003.0006.
Wood, M. and Sender, O. (2024) ‘A General Practice: Whose Practice? What Practice?’, Oxford University Press eBooks, pp. 100–137. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1093/law/9780198848226.003.0006.
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