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Punishing Aggression As A Crime Against Humanity: A Noble But Inadequate Measure To Safeguard International Peace And Security, Chet Tan
American University International Law Review
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Sovereign Investing And Markets-Based Transnational Rule Of Law Building: The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund In Global Markets, Larry Catá Backer
Sovereign Investing And Markets-Based Transnational Rule Of Law Building: The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund In Global Markets, Larry Catá Backer
American University International Law Review
No abstract provided.
Indigenous Peoples' Right To Free, Prior, And Informed Consent In The Context Of State-Sponsored Development: The New Standard Set By Sarayaku V; Ecuador And Its Potential To Delegitimize The Belo Monte Dam, Upasana Khatri
American University International Law Review
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From Boumediene To Garcia: The United States' (Non)Compliance With The United Nations Convention Against Torture And Its Movement Away From Meaningful Review, Brenna D. Nelinson
From Boumediene To Garcia: The United States' (Non)Compliance With The United Nations Convention Against Torture And Its Movement Away From Meaningful Review, Brenna D. Nelinson
American University International Law Review
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For The Purposes Of This Regulation ... : Denying Protection To The Small Business Through The Application Of The Cesl, Ellen Ostrow
For The Purposes Of This Regulation ... : Denying Protection To The Small Business Through The Application Of The Cesl, Ellen Ostrow
American University International Law Review
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American Terrorists As Perpetrators Of Communitarian Assaults, Amitai Etzioni
American Terrorists As Perpetrators Of Communitarian Assaults, Amitai Etzioni
American University International Law Review
No abstract provided.