Rules of the Organization under DARIO. Notion and Implications

The paper explores the foundational aspects of international organizations, focusing on the treaties that establish them and the constitutive instruments that govern their operations. It highlights the dual nature of these elements: treaties are inherently international, while constitutive instruments may possess both internal and international characteristics. The ambiguity surrounding the classification of these instruments is a central theme, prompting a deeper examination of their roles and implications in the context of international law.