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Suspicious Rights: Pealing Back The Principle Of Separation, Jihan A. Kahssay
Suspicious Rights: Pealing Back The Principle Of Separation, Jihan A. Kahssay
Jihan A Kahssay
No abstract provided.
The Global Workplace: International And Comparative Employment Law: Cases And Materials, William Corbett, Roger Blanpain, Susan Bisom-Rapp, Hilary Josephs, Michael Zimmer
The Global Workplace: International And Comparative Employment Law: Cases And Materials, William Corbett, Roger Blanpain, Susan Bisom-Rapp, Hilary Josephs, Michael Zimmer
William R. Corbett
The first casebook covering both international and comparative labor and employment law is characterized by its authorship by prolific, respected scholars, all of whom have taught law outside the United States. A solid conceptual framework compares national laws dealing with individual collective employment rights, including antidiscrimination law and privacy law, and considers the systems used to resolve labor and employment disputes in the context of international labor law. A sweeping coverage of international labor law considers the International Labour Organization, NAFTA and other bilateral trade agreements that include labor standards, and the European Union. In addition, The Global Workplace explores …
Organizing With International Framework Agreements: An Exploratory Study, César Rosado Marzán
Organizing With International Framework Agreements: An Exploratory Study, César Rosado Marzán
César F. Rosado Marzán
No abstract provided.
International Economic Cooperation As A Social Phenomenon: A Reply To Posner & Sykes, Sungjoon Cho
International Economic Cooperation As A Social Phenomenon: A Reply To Posner & Sykes, Sungjoon Cho
Sungjoon Cho
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"Kill 'Em And Sort It Out Later:" Signature Drone Strikes In International Humanitarian Law, Kristina Benson
"Kill 'Em And Sort It Out Later:" Signature Drone Strikes In International Humanitarian Law, Kristina Benson
K Benson
As of this writing, signature drone strikes have been used to kill thousands of people in Yemen, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. Signature strikes, where unknown individuals are targeted for their “signatures,” or behavioral patterns, have killed or injured hundreds of civilians, caused massive psychological trauma among civilian populations, complicated the relationship between the U.S. and Pakistan, and compromised the stated objective of winning hearts and minds. Even so, no scholarly articles have focused on signature strikes’ legality under International Humanitarian Law. This paper uses on-the-ground investigative reports and recently leaked, Justice Department legal analysis to argue that signatures are a problematic …
An International Organization's Identity Crisis, Sungjoon Cho
An International Organization's Identity Crisis, Sungjoon Cho
Sungjoon Cho
No abstract provided.
How The World Trade Community Operates: Norms And Discourse, Sungjoon Cho
How The World Trade Community Operates: Norms And Discourse, Sungjoon Cho
Sungjoon Cho
No abstract provided.
Does Undrip Matter?: Indian Law In The United States And The International Right To Self-Determination, Kevin Crow
Does Undrip Matter?: Indian Law In The United States And The International Right To Self-Determination, Kevin Crow
Kevin Crow