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Case Western Reserve University School of Law

Prevention

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Operational Responses To Piracy -- A First Principles Approach, Mark Sloan Jan 2014

Operational Responses To Piracy -- A First Principles Approach, Mark Sloan

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

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Global Conventions On Maritime Crimes Involving Piratical Acts, J. Ashley Roach Capt. Jan 2014

Global Conventions On Maritime Crimes Involving Piratical Acts, J. Ashley Roach Capt.

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

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International Maritime Piracy: An Old Profession That Is Capable Of New Tricks, But Change Is Possible, Simon Barker Jan 2014

International Maritime Piracy: An Old Profession That Is Capable Of New Tricks, But Change Is Possible, Simon Barker

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

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Rules Of Engagement And Legal Frameworks For Multinational Counter-Piracy Operations, Laurie R. Blank Jan 2014

Rules Of Engagement And Legal Frameworks For Multinational Counter-Piracy Operations, Laurie R. Blank

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

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Somali Piracy -- Are We At The End Game?, Jon Huggins, Liza Kane-Hartnett Jan 2014

Somali Piracy -- Are We At The End Game?, Jon Huggins, Liza Kane-Hartnett

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law

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African American Women, Hiv/Aids, And Human Rights In The Us, Monica L. Melton Jan 2014

African American Women, Hiv/Aids, And Human Rights In The Us, Monica L. Melton

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In the US alone, 84 percent of women’s HIV infections are due to heterosexual contact (CDC 2013). Fifty percent of all people globally who are living with HIV/AIDS are women (UNAIDS 2009), yet, HIV-positive women’s perspectives on prevention are mostly missing from the trajectory of scholarly literature on HIV/AIDS. I thought it imperative to go to the source (women living with HIV/AIDS) to get an insiders perspective on HIV prevention. Thirty HIV-positive Black women were recruited to participate in the study, which lasted seven months. These women live in a Florida innercity and range in age from 21 to 60. …

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