Resources for Non State Actors
NON-STATE ACTORS IN CYBERSPACE OPERATIONS
... are actors who have legitimate access to computer and network resources, including information residing in associated systems, but who are disloyal to their employer, hiring party or constituent, and are ...
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Non-state actors and cultural heritage: Friends or foes?
... 53 non-State armed groups have signed «Deeds of Commitment» and have overall respected the obligations provided therein ...cultural resources are vanishing at an alarming rate in the conflict zones ...
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Beyond state-centrism: international law and non-state actors in cyberspace
... of actors governed by that body of law. Classically, individuals and non-State actors proved relevant to international law only as the agents, proxies, or chattel of ...in resources and ...
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Cyberspace, Non-State Actors and the Obligation to Prevent Transboundary Harm
... preventing non-state actors from using their cyber infrastructure to commit injurious transboundary conduct and, the other, requiring states to utilise this apparatus diligently to suppress threats ...
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Governance and non-state actors in municipal solid waste management
... financial resources and skills needed to cope with the crisis of solid waste ...incorporate non-state actors in three urban authorities Kisumu (Kenya); Jinja (Uganda) and Mwanza (Tanzania) in ...
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Emerging Non-state Actors in Global Development: Challenges for Europe
... The non-state actors profiled in this paper can potentially bring not only fresh resources but also fresh thinking on how to meet global development goals, for example through the promotion of ...
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‘State failure’ and the extraterritorial use of force in self-defence against non-state actors
... the state of customary international law in relation to questions raised as well as helpful in interpreting and applying the ...of resources and accordingly, in order to discover all the possible relevant ...
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Gentle Warlords: The Potential for Violent Non-State Actors to Provide Stability
... depending on the internal discipline of the VNSA, it is often more chaotic. 18 In the less disciplined groups, a common means of compensating foot soldiers is by authorizing their members to pillage and loot local ...
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The circulation of IPBES non-state actors between biodiversity and climate regimes
... other actors through the intentional transmission of ...interlinked resources: power (organizational, material, and ideational), combined with access, and ...
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Non-state actors, ungoverned spaces and international responsibility for cyber acts
... bodies, non-profit organisations, or ...other non-state actors cannot in time acquire the resources to launch damaging attacks on people or ...
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Actors, Modes, Institutions, and Resources
... the state, from the creation of economic stability and the 4 Here, we follow the usual definition of collective goods as characterized by non-exclusive access ...
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Engagement with non-state actors
... Non-State actors in official relations with WHO Report by the Director-General ...with Non-State Actors, 2 entities in official relations with WHO are international in membership ...
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Non-State Actors Escaping Justice - Obligations Regarding Child Soldiers Applicable to Non-State Actors
... the State to legislate for all of its people and this legislation can originate from either international or national ...a State legislates in accordance with new international law which affects the rights ...
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Sanctions against non state actors
... punitive non-forcible measures were included in the Security Council’s responses to the violence in Bosnia but in the form of the creation of an international criminal ...the state but also in establishing ...
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Framework of engagement with non-state actors
... a non-State actor is subject to the influence of private sector entities to the extent that the non-State actor has to be considered itself a private sector ...a non- State actor ...
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case of non-state armed actors
... Taliban still disputes the central concepts of civilians in a discursive way. In the recent response to the UN report on civilian protection, Taliban disputed the western conception of civilians: On several occasions, ...
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Non-state actors and the use of force
... Yet while nothing exists conceptually to prevent NSAs from carrying out an ‘armed attack’, the issue arises as to what constitutes such an attack. Although both were implicitly accepted as armed attacks giving rise to ...
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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
... Frequently it even undermines indigenous development capacities. Innovators in the informal sector and the agency of the civil society, embedded in the local socio-cultural setting, but closely linked to transnational ...
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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
... Frequently it even undermines indigenous development capacities. Innovators in the informal sector and the agency of the civil society, embedded in the local socio-cultural setting, but closely linked to transnational ...
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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
... Frequently it even undermines indigenous development capacities. Innovators in the informal sector and the agency of the civil society, embedded in the local socio-cultural setting, but closely linked to transnational ...
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