paragraph 58 in volume 1, chapter 4, The Post-Adjudication Phase
The work of the present Court is clouded by this novel and unwelcome phe nomenon of the non-compliance with several of its decisions. Analysis shows that this phenomenon is composed of very complicated and inter mingled legal and political elements.1 In this connection, the view is sometimes heard that the absence of an international force charged with the general duty of maintaining international law and order and particularly with executing the Court’s decision…