A Study On The Attribution Of International Liability For Injurious Consequences Arising Out Of Acts Not Prohibited By International Law

With the development of science and technology,the so-call "international liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law"(hereinafter referred to as "international liability") is emerging and increasing gradually.Liability for acts not prohibited by international law is a new system of international liability that is different from the traditional state liability.So the attribution of international liability is also different from the attribution of traditional state liability.However,the attribution is the core issue of international liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law.In view of this,the author attempts to do some research on this issue.This thesis consists of three chapters,in addition to Preface and Conclusion.In Chapter 1 focuses on the basic theories of the attribution of international liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law.Firstly, the author tries to delimit to the premise—the establishment and development—of the attribution of international liability.Secondly,the author discusses the jurisprudential bases of the attribution of international liability—fair value and order value.Thirdly,the author analyzes the imputation principle of international liability and comes to the conclusion that the attribution principle is a multi-system which consists of fault liability,strict liability and equitable liability.Chapter 2 analyzes the utilization of international liability in four aspects:the origin of attribution,the subject of the liability,the implementing of the liability and the exemption of the liability. The origin of attribution consists of injury and attribution;the subject consists of single subject and multiple subjects;the implementing of the liability consists of stopping the continuing damage results and reparation;the exemption of the liability consists of force majeure,acts of state in line with the principle of due diligence and the fault of the third party.Chapter 3 discusses relevant issues about international liability in China and analyzes Chinese standpoints in this field,the practice and utilization of international liability in China.