Non State Actors and Organisations
Who governs and how? Non state actors and transnational governance in Southeast Asia
... by state-based authoritative bodies such as governments, courts, or international organisations, the latter two non-hierarchical co-ordination processes are especially central to the way ...
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The power of informality : European Union’s engagement with non state actors in Common Security and Defence Policy
... society organisations with regard to the referral and follow-up of the results of monitoring (for example, individual cases of displaced or conflict-affected people who need ...
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Combating Modern Slavery: An Examination of Legal Frameworks and Enforcement Mechanisms on Non-State Actors.
... relevant actors that can have a legitimate representative ...of actors (non-state actors) in international law include International Governmental Organisations, Multinational ...
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The role of non-state actors and institutions in the governance of new and emerging digital technologies
... supranational organisations including the African Union and the European Commission, supplemented by a number of observers from multinational organisations including the European Broadcasting Union and the ...
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Cyberspace, Non-State Actors and the Obligation to Prevent Transboundary Harm
... international organisations, states, software providers, cyber security companies etc) over issues of cyber security and internet ...diverse actors to this type of dense, future-orientated cooperation can ...
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Approaching the global polity
... international organisations can play an independent actor role, of course, while under-theorised by Brown and Cox, goes well along with the recognition that a variety of state and non-state ...
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Are Non state Actors Better Innovators? The Ambiguous Role of Non state Actors in the Transition Process: The Case of Benin and Madagascar
... Zartmann 1995. – The representation of post-colonial states in Africa as ‘failed states’, ‘weak states’ or ‘rogue states’ is questionable out of different reasons, notably because of lack of historical considerations and ...
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Sanctions against non state actors
... are state or non-state actors is a question that would potentially fill a whole chapter, but the telling question is whether it makes any real difference to whether sanctions may be lawfully ...
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Dominican joint annual report 2006
... of State are participating more actively at regional level, which helps strengthen ties with the British Caribbean by encouraging moves towards functional cooperation, which is one of the Dominican Republic's ...
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Accounting for NGOs
... This leaves us with an answer that transcends the question posed here. The formal inclusion of non-state actors in institutional decisionmaking will not only advance [r] ...
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Employers, Trade Unions and Labor Migration Policies: Examining the Role of Non-State Actors
... plan to introduce tightly capped migration quotas. This position has been warmly received by the government; during an Arpil 2004 speech at the CBI prime minister Anthony Blair argued that “recognition of the benefits ...
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Why there is no real difference between a terrorist organization and an organized crime faction, just a matter of interaction towards the state
... the state, rather than considering its behaviour ...Although non-governmental agents such as NGOs or private companies are not legally part of the government, they are at least covered by the state ...
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Non-state actors and education as a humanitarian response: role of faith-based organizations in education for Syrian refugees in Turkey
... ferent non-state organizations and private enterprises through an accreditation system naming them as “ tempor- ary education centers” ...by non-state actors without any formal status ...
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Food Policy Development in the Australian State of Victoria: A Case Study of the Food Alliance
... The Food Alliance was established at a time when there was significant interest by the Victorian government in developing ‘whole of government’ food policy, and an Inter- Departmental Committee was established of senior ...
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The Free and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy: ASEAN’s Perspective as a Tug of War, the United States and China
... The Trump administration has a clear vision for the Indo-Pacific in the 21st century. It is an American vision that is deeply engaged in the region's economic, political, cultural, and security affairs. Like so many of ...
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FM 7 100 Opposing Force Doctrinal Framework and Strategy pdf
... the State homeland, if ...the State is part of an alliance or coalition, may also be ...the State at- tacks such targets by air and ...The State may also use long-range weapons or SPF to ...
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Regulation of the use of force by Islamist non-state actors : using law to regulate such use of force
... a non-leadership position in al-Qa'eda generally, but clearly not always, are for the most part not 'Bedouin' in tire sense of the 1979 attackers of the Meccan ...
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The law applicable to countermeasures against low intensity cyber operations
... the State is not implicated at all in the forcible cyber activities of non-State actors or when the State is unable to control their activities that the use of force will not be ...
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Covert Drone Strikes and the Rules on Targeting:Obama's Troubling Legacy
... However, its response to transnational terrorism has caused a never-ending debate, especially since the 9/11 attacks. Issues such as lack of adequate information about the target and the strike location have raised ...
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International Regimes: From Public-Intergovernmental to Public-Private Transnational Arenas
... for non-state actors and decision-making processes are centered on state ...regimes, non-state actors begin to gain some relevance because they share, even if indirectly, ...
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