Institutional Fragmentation in International Energy Law

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Assistant professor of international law at Azarbaijan Shahid Madani University

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International energy law faces the challenge of institutional fragmentation in its progressive development and evolution process. Lack of comprehensive energy organizations, reactive nature of energy law, variety of energy resources and multidimensional nature of energy issues have led to institutional fragmentation. Due to these reasons, several organizations have been established, causing challenges of efficiency and solidarity of international energy law. Because of limited membership, structural design issues and lack or shortage of commitment, there is not required efficiency and unification among international energy organizations. To manage this undesirable effect, the ideal solution is to establish a world energy organization which could be made by modeling from some international organization through construction or modifying. Absent this organization, the realistic solution to reach the solidarity is division of labor based on prioritization of economic organizations on international organizations in this area.

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Journal Of Researches Energy Law Studies
Volume 4, Issue 1
Spring & Summer
April 2018
Pages 119-138

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