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The consular office – A means of achieving and guaranteeing citizen rights abroad


Author: Mihail Vornicov
Degree:doctor of law
Speciality: 12.00.10 - International Public Law
Year:2005
Scientific adviser: Alexandru Burian
doctor habilitat, professor, Institute of History of the ASM
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Status

The thesis was presented on the 26 March, 2005
Approved by NCAA on the 23 June, 2005

Abstract

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Summary

In this dissertation, it has thoroughly been studied the development of consular activity as related to the changes that have taken place in the contemporary world for the last decades.

The author has had in view the analysis of dialectics within the international legislation, the consular law as a functional body and the issues brought about by consular activity as well as the synthesizing of the legal provisions referring to the Consular Offices – local bodies of the Sending State. The author also motivates through a thorough study on the national legislation and other states’ legislation, the necessity of the Consular Institution as a means of achieving and guaranteeing citizen rights abroad and brings about suggestions for the improvement of the consular activity.

The study is conducted so as to reveal the content of the relations between the consular offices which are established and function of the basis of certain procedures under the International legal regulations and the local authorities: it also underlines some timely suggestions for a better implementation of the 1963 Vienna Convention on consular relations.

This dissertation is of topical interest for the development of the Science of Consular Law in both the Republic of Moldova and Romania. The author’s suggestions are worth mentioning for the alteration of certain provisions of the 1963 Vienna Convention on consular relations related to consular immunities and privileges.

The dissertation, besides the theoretical value given by its content, is of a real help for the didactic and scientific framework in The Republic of Moldova and Romania. It is meant to contribute to the development of this field too, by eliminating the “blanks” in the training system of the next Moldavian and Romanian consular officers.

The theoretical and scientific aspects of the dissertation may be helpful from the practical point of view for both consular officers and public officials within the supreme state bodies, ministries and departments and contribute for further research and investigations in the field of Diplomatic and Consular Law.