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Terrorism, State Responsibility, and the Use of Military Force
... The increasing attention of the United Nations to the issue of transnational terrorism, and its increasing willingness to condemn the actions of states that harbor and s[r] ... See full document
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International co operation in the use of elite military forces to counter terrorism: The British and American experience, with special reference to their respective experiences in the evolution of low intensity operations
... traditional arguments against such units surfaced again. To arrest such fears, the army staff wanted to keep the force small and not to have it draw the best and the brightest from other regiments and corps. More ... See full document
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Fighting Terrorism: Assessing Israel's Use of Force in Response to Hezbollah
... 11. If nations cannot defend themselves against terrorist organizations and terrorists continue targeting civilian populations, then the laws of war have not served their purpose of protecting both combatants and ... See full document
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State Responsibility as a Panacea to International Terrorism
... a state- centric legal system to transnational phenomena, such as terrorism, so as to best integrate a multiplicity of actors within a multipolar political ...both state and institutional practice ... See full document
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Security Institutions, Use of Force and the State: A Moral Framework
... to use military force, which is generally monopolised by states, should not be used except in cases of national ...the use of military ...to use the uniquely destructive ... See full document
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Balancing National Security Policy: Why Congress Must Assert its Constitutional Check on Executive Power
... Constitutional provisions relating to the use of military force offer minimal guidance as to the appropriate interbranch balance of pow- er. This section contrasts the vague constitutional promise ... See full document
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Contracting for Stability: The Potential Use of Private Military Contractors as a United Nations Rapid-Reaction Force
... Recruitment, Use, Financing and Training of Mercenaries” adopted in 1989 by the United Nations General ...a State which is not a Party to the conflict on official duty as a member of its armed ... See full document
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Regulation of the use of force by Islamist non-state actors : using law to regulate such use of force
... of Terrorism (2008), ...to use the term 'orang putih' (white person) although the term does not convey the negative connotations ascribed (and in the past may have even had connotations of ...'motivating ... See full document
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State Sponsorship: An Impediment to the Global Fight against Terrorism
... of State sponsorship of terrorist groups, not much has been done by the world community to address the involvements of States in funding ...Collective military efforts by the world community against States ... See full document
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Putting historical materialism into terrorism studies
... the use of Individual terrorism to express grievances and to topple the ...driven—where military action is linked with neo-liberal globalisation is used to forcefully integrate Middle East in to the ... See full document
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Terrorism and the state : intra state dynamics and the response to non state terrorism
... the state of policing in Northern Ireland, the RUC were understandably still objects of extreme suspicion in the eyes of the nationalist ...of State for Northern Ireland, that a ‘Shoot to Kill’ policy was ... See full document
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Pre-emptive Military Action and the Legitimate Use of Force. ESF Working Paper No. 11, 1 February 2003
... to use force to destroy al Qaeda operations and leadership where there was sufficient intelligence of their location, entirely independent of any indication that a specific new attack was being ...on ... See full document
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Beyond coups : terrorism and military involvement in politics
... a military officer for the duration of his term ?with no indication of formal retirement when they assumed office? and “0” otherwise (from Cruz et ...the military and it is con- sistent with case-based ... See full document
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Enforcement of international law obligations concerning private military security corporations
... increasing use of PMSCs within the international order, particularly since the Afghanistan and latest Iraq wars, has prompted considerable attention in this ...Private Military and Security Companies (‘IWG ... See full document
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Threshold for the use of Force in Cyberspace – Position in India
... of force”, the International Group of Experts have offered a list of eight indicative criteria that States will take into account to test whether a particular cyber operation has reached the use of ... See full document
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An Account on the Problematic Use of Force in Response to Terrorism
... the use of force. As the prohibition of the use of force is a treaty-based rule, embedded in the Charter; it is at the same time a rule of customary ...the force under more lenient ... See full document
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Blurring public and private security in Indonesia: corporate interests and human rights in a fragile environment
... of state responsibility on attribution to Indonesian military and security forces, it is clear that they are agents of the state and, if they are violating human rights in the course of their ... See full document
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Terrorism and the Use of Force in International Law
... necessary. Military and Paramilitary Activities in and against Nicaragua (Nicaragua ...or Use of Nuclear Weapons (Advisory Opinion), ...pervasive state practice over time, when the product of a sense ... See full document
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The new roles of the indonesian national police in counter terrorism
... of terrorism for the last two decades in the world, including Indonesia: first, defining terrorism as threat against the existence and sovereignty of the state and its ...of terrorism by ... See full document
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Terrorism and International Law: Cure the Underlying Problem, Not Just the Symptom
... whether terrorism under international law should be studied and treated as a specific subject in developing the legal norms and principles for its fight and regulation, or whether terrorism should be fought ... See full document
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