| The responsibility of international damage not only conforms to the development of the international community, to the system of state responsibility is more significant. This thesis consists of five main parts:In the first part: a general introduction to obligations of a nation is stated. The implications of legal obligations of a nation is demonstrated from the perspective of the theoretical evolution of state responsibility,which points out that state responsibility is not only refers to the illegal acts responsibility of state,but also including responsibility of state that the acts are not prohibited by international law.The core issue of the thesis, namely international damage liability,is then elaborated on. I also make a clarify the relationship between international damage liability and state responsibility of internationally illegal acts.In the second part: I attach great importance to the legal foundations of international damage liability and the editing procedures of International Law Committee by dwelling on the existing principles of law, quoting relevant treaties,jurisdiction applications along with debating on the theoretical basis of international damage liability. The different stages of law establishment of International Law Committee is referred to in great detail and the shifts of thinking patterns of the procedures are especially emphasized.In the third and fourth part: the thesis is a further analysis of international damage accountability, which highlights the contents of those two latest laws in this field. Clarifications and comments on the merits and loopholes of these laws are illustrated briefly.In the fifth part: based on researches on international damage liability and combined with the current national practices and applications of related issues, I sum up lessons we should draw from others and propose some suggestions for our improvement, which hopefully would be beneficial to future practices in concerned fields. |
