Abstract

This article situates C. Wilfred Jenks as a central figure in the emergence and development of the law of international organizations. Deeply informed by his work as a legal advisor at the International Labour Organization (ILO), Jenks’ scholarly writings during and immediately after World War II established a basis for, and elaborated the details of many aspects of, classical international organizations law. Moreover, the article argues that Jenks’ oeuvre also articulated a number of insights and approaches that, in retrospect, may be read as suggesting a series of alternative futures for international organizations law. By examining Jenks’ foundational works on international organizations law, therefore, the article seeks to recover aspects of Jenks’ thinking that might have led – and might still lead – the field to explore different paths.

中文翻译：

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威尔弗雷德·詹克斯与国际组织法的未来

摘要

本文将威尔弗雷德·詹克斯（C. Wilfred Jenks）定位为国际组织法律的产生和发展的中心人物。詹克斯在国际劳工组织（ILO）担任法律顾问的工作深为人知，他在第二次世界大战期间及之后的学术著作为古典国际组织法奠定了基础，并对其进行了详细阐述。此外，该文章认为，詹克斯的作品还表达了许多见解和方法，回想起来，这些见解和方法可以被视为暗示了国际组织法的一系列替代性未来。因此，本文通过研究詹克斯关于国际组织法的基础著作，力图恢复詹克斯思想的某些方面，这些方面可能已经引导并可能仍然引领着探索不同道路的领域。