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... 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] ... See full document

... and international legal norms (such as the duties of an occupier and the right to housing), as well as through the operation of international legal technologies and processes (such as land titling, the ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... In short, the US drone program remains largely beyond the reach of any effective legal or judicial oversight. One suggestion to remedy this is the establishment of a Congressional Committee to conduct post-strike ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... about law yet, and the need to “queer international law”, and what that ...under international human rights law and minorities law, the commitment to tar sands extraction ... See full document

... Although the dismissal of reputation in The Limits of International Law is problematic, the authors are correct to observe that no good theory of reputation currently exis[r] ... See full document

... about law yet, and the need to “queer international law”, and what that ...under international human rights law and minorities law, the commitment to tar sands extraction ... See full document

... to international law, as well as raising moral ...between international humanitarian and human rights ...Traditionally, international law did not envisage the use of such weapons, ... See full document

... Thus, on the domestic front, we have filed countervailing duty and dumping cases against Canada before the Department of Commerce and the Interna- tional Trade Commission; and, [r] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... By classifying state behavior in the international environment according to an assessment of the quantified levels of the three variables (i.e., precision, delegation, [r] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... Where multiple great powers coexist in a world of rational actors, we should expect conflicting claims about the content of international legal obligations and a mo[r] ... See full document

... four international instruments: the Helsinki Rules, the 1997 United Nations Convention, the Berlin Rules, and the International Law Commission (³ILC´) Draft Articles on Transboundary ...water ... See full document