Class InternationalTreatyModel

java.lang.Object

org.episteme.social.law.InternationalTreatyModel

public final class InternationalTreatyModel
extends Object

Models international treaties and their ratification status across different countries. Provides metrics for global adoption and binding status.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
static enum	InternationalTreatyModel.RatificationStatus	Represents the formal status of a country regarding an international treaty.
static final record	InternationalTreatyModel.Treaty	Represents an international treaty and the status of its member parties.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static double	adoptionRate(InternationalTreatyModel.Treaty treaty, int totalCountries)	Calculates the "Global Adoption Rate" of a treaty.
static boolean	isBound(InternationalTreatyModel.Treaty treaty, String countryCode)	Checks if a country (by code) is legally bound by the specified treaty.
static InternationalTreatyModel.Treaty	udhr()	Returns a model representing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Methods inherited from class Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Details

isBound

public static boolean isBound(InternationalTreatyModel.Treaty treaty,
 String countryCode)

Checks if a country (by code) is legally bound by the specified treaty. Binding status is associated with RATIFIED or ACCEDED states.

Parameters:

treaty - the treaty to check

countryCode - the ISO or internal country code

Returns:

true if the country is bound

adoptionRate

public static double adoptionRate(InternationalTreatyModel.Treaty treaty,
 int totalCountries)

Calculates the "Global Adoption Rate" of a treaty.

Parameters:

treaty - the treaty to analyze

totalCountries - the total number of sovereign states considered

Returns:

the ratio of binding countries to the total number of countries

udhr

public static InternationalTreatyModel.Treaty udhr()

Returns a model representing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Returns:

the UDHR treaty model