Purpose Interpretation is a principle of treaty interpretation that belongs to the broader category of interpretive methods in international law, distinguished by its focus on identifying the object and purpose of a treaty as a primary guide to determining the meaning of its provisions.
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From the Boardroom: Making Purpose Research Relevant for Practice
Rodolphe Durand · Strategy Science · 2023 · 23 citations
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Sungkyunkwan University
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Victoria University of Wellington
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University of Cambridge
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HEC Paris
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