Public International Law
The crime of aggression and public international law
... of public international law and international criminal ...of public international law, this dissertation contributes to the ongoing study of international ...
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Public International Law in the International Monetary System
... Public International Law in the International Monetary System SMU Law Review Volume 38 | Issue 3 Article 2 1984 Public International Law in the International Monetary System Joseph Gold Follow this an[.] ...
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Public International Law- A Discipline Of Crisis Or A Crisis Of Discipline?
... the international community‟s refusal to address the issue lent support to Rugova‟s more radical opponents, who argued that their demands could not be secured through peaceful ...
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Public International Law On Slavery And Forced Labour Under Indian Constitution: National And International Dimensions
... LAW AND ISSUES RELATED TO BONDED LABOUR IN INDIA : This definition is set out in the ILO‟S forced labour convention, 1930 (no. 29). This convention has been ratified by over 170 states and obliges government to “ ...
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The Natural Law Bridge Between Private Law and Public International Law
... It is equally wrong in this context to think of public property as if it were owned by the state, when in a state of nature the more accurate description is res c[r] ...
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The Device of Fiction in Public International Law
... I) The most obvious examples arise from the fact that international law does not regulate the consequences which States must draw from reality. States use false charact[r] ...
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Ellen Hey Professor of Public International Law, Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam
... the international pursuit to sustainable development in view of the pressures their societies place on the global environment and of the technologies and financial resources they ...
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The Law of International Waters
... The facts of the Vermejo Cases are illustrative of the first situation; however, the Vermejo cases were decided by the U.S. Supreme Court and many water sharing disputes are not ruled upon by a judicial body. For ...
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The Profession, the Public, and International Law
... the length and shadow of our own law." Noting that the Restatement of the Foreign Relations of Law of the United States 3 takes an American view of international law, he worr[r] ...
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Emerging International Development Law and Traditional International Law - Congruence or Cleavage?
... an emerging body of law as part of, and a complement to, the objective stated in the Preamble to the United Nations Charter of promoting "social progress and[r] ...
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Pursuing and reimagining the international rule of law through international investment law
... the international rule of ...open-textured international rule of law requirements with domestic legal systems can, depending on the adaptability of investment arbitrators, either fuel further ...
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Home and international law
... in international law scholarship. As an artifact of international law, the Bank’s problematic homemaking and home-unmaking work in the development context warrants close ...in ...
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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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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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Drones in International Law
... The US practice of targeted killings provokes difficult questions concerning the appropriate legal framework and the standards that govern such strikes. This article will argue that, in certain cases, it is necessary to ...
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The Teaching of International Law
... The second type of decision refers to those establishing the public order emerging from this constitutive process, the decisions which shape and secure the protected [r] ...
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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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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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