Analysis of Recidivism in Unconstitutional Changes of Government and International Law

The article delves into the theme of permissible lawlessness and the recidivism of unconstitutional changes of government within the context of international law. It highlights the Nigerian Society of International Law's 46th annual conference, emphasizing the challenges to state sovereignty and security in the contemporary era.

The discussion touches on the African Union and ECOWAS' zero-tolerance approach towards unconstitutional changes of government in Africa, citing examples like Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. The article also mentions the withdrawal of membership from ECOWAS by these countries following military coups.

The analysis underscores the need for efficient international law enforcement to address lawless behavior in international relations.