History and Theory of International Law
Sailing Over The History Of The International Law Of The Sea
... the theory developed by Garret Hardin (1968) The Tragedy of the Commons, according to which individuals (states alike) acting independently and rationally according to their own self-interest, behave contrary to ...
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Sustaining international law: history, nature, and the politics of global ordering
... in international legal theory, over a (long) period between 1539 and ...disinter international law’s role in the discursive formation of an external ...through international law, ...
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Participation in International Human Rights Law: A Comparison of Theory and Practice
... However, participation may also be used as means by which the powerful protect their position. Structures of participation may reflect existing patterns of power within a community and consequently exclude the already ...
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A normative theory of international law based on new natural law theory
... the international common good bears certain parallels to the concepts of public morality and public order which, as mentioned earlier, feature in several international human rights instruments as ...
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History of Game Theory: A Review
... Game theory remembered with minimax strategy as player‟s objectives stemmed naturally from Von Neumann and Morgenstern‟s emphasis on zero sum game which arose from the concern with gambling by precursors in game ...
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Pursuing and reimagining the international rule of law through international investment law
... on international investment law as an excellent illustration of the above-mentioned ...Firstly, international investment law is a prominent example of the structural complexity of the ...
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LLM in International Business Law / Business Law / Law
... and international focus and covers in detail the contents of EU IP licences and distribution agreements, and the issues of EU Competition Law and the principle of the exhaustion of rights that arise so the ...
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International Law, International Relations and Diplomacy
... Alternatively, students who do not have the possibility to do an internship because they already work in business or administration may present a Master dissertation prepared under the supervision of one of a professor ...
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History and theory of Scripture translations
... This article argues for the importance of Bible translations through its historical achievements and theoretical frames of reference. The missionary expansion of Christianity owes its very being to translations. The ...
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History, Theory and Results of Parole, The
... Persons are sentenced to penal servitude for the graver offenses; sentences are for at least three years; release on license is allowed only after a certain amount of the sentence has el[r] ...
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History of the conferences on Radical Theory
... of special radicals, introducing the notion of extraspecial radicals and raising several important problems. R. Mlitz discussed interpo- lation properties appearing in generalizations of Jacobson’s density theorem, with ...
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Home and international law
... I used walking as a mode of transport in the field whenever this was possible. By walking I mean strolling, wandering, meandering and lingering as well as purposeful striding, map-following and guided walks. These are ...
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The Teaching of International Law
... When one examines any one of these distinctive national or regional approaches to international law in depth, however, and in terms not only of substantive legal val[r] ...
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The Teaching of International Law
... When one gets the Canadians or whoever happens to provide the latest example of, if you like, a form of practical contextual analysis, where they say, "We have s[r] ...
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The Teaching of International Law
... Now, I think that people who teach subjects like international law will be most concerned with the recommendation that a law degree, accord- ing to the Ormrod Report[r] ...
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INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL LAW
... In our day, when international relationships have grown more complex and States have to deal with other nations, with foreign corpo- rations, with alien individuals, [r] ...
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WHAT IS INTERNATIONAL LAW?
... If the United States is not prepared to make a more general commitment to the authority of the International Court, it goes without saying that a number of other states [r] ...
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THE INDIVIDUAL AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
... logical consequences of the pre- mise thal individuals have no rights under internationallaw_ 4 It is certainly arguable that the refu- gee, often stateh~ss and living[r] ...
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Mercenaries and International Law
... The issue of the status of mercenaries was once again discussed during the debates of the Diplomatic Conference on the Reaffirmation and Development of International [r] ...
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Sources of International Law
... It is only in the 19th Century that we started getting a relatively large number of international decisions on what is a very narrow part of international law, re[r] ...
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