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Case Brief: In Re Mohamud Mohamed Hashi Et Al. (2009), PILPG 2011 Case Western Reserve University School of Law

Case Brief: In Re Mohamud Mohamed Hashi Et Al. (2009), Pilpg

War Crimes Memoranda

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Domestic Incorporation Of International Law: Comparative State Practice, PILPG 2011 Case Western Reserve University School of Law

Domestic Incorporation Of International Law: Comparative State Practice, Pilpg

War Crimes Memoranda

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Payment Of Piracy Ransoms, PILPG 2011 Case Western Reserve University School of Law

Payment Of Piracy Ransoms, Pilpg

War Crimes Memoranda

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What Are The Common Forms Of Lawyer Misconduct Likely To Occur Before The Eccc, And How Can The Eccc Address And Sanction Such Misconduct?, Rizwan Chowdhry 2011 Case Western Reserve University School of Law

What Are The Common Forms Of Lawyer Misconduct Likely To Occur Before The Eccc, And How Can The Eccc Address And Sanction Such Misconduct?, Rizwan Chowdhry

War Crimes Memoranda

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Comparative Analysis Of The Modes Of Individual Criminal Responsibility As Defined By Article 3(1)(A) Of The Statute Of The Special Tribunal For Lebanon And The Modes As Defined In The Statutes Of The International Criminal Tribunal For The Former Yugoslavia, The International Criminal Tribunal For Rwanda, The Special Court For Sierra Leone, And The International Criminal Court Asserting That The Differences In Language Utilized By The Statutes Of International Tribunals To Denote The Modes Of Individual Criminal Responsibility Serve A Non-Substantive Legal Purpose., Ashanti C. Lisowitz 2011 Case Western Reserve University School of Law

Comparative Analysis Of The Modes Of Individual Criminal Responsibility As Defined By Article 3(1)(A) Of The Statute Of The Special Tribunal For Lebanon And The Modes As Defined In The Statutes Of The International Criminal Tribunal For The Former Yugoslavia, The International Criminal Tribunal For Rwanda, The Special Court For Sierra Leone, And The International Criminal Court Asserting That The Differences In Language Utilized By The Statutes Of International Tribunals To Denote The Modes Of Individual Criminal Responsibility Serve A Non-Substantive Legal Purpose., Ashanti C. Lisowitz

War Crimes Memoranda

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Can Piracy Be Considered A Crime Against Humanity For Purposes Of The Jurisdiction Of The International Criminal Court?, Baker & McKenzie LLP 2011 Case Western Reserve University School of Law

Can Piracy Be Considered A Crime Against Humanity For Purposes Of The Jurisdiction Of The International Criminal Court?, Baker & Mckenzie Llp

War Crimes Memoranda

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Can States Exercise Universal Jurisdiction Over Non-National Pirates Captured On The High Seas?, Baker & McKenzie LLP 2011 Case Western Reserve University School of Law

Can States Exercise Universal Jurisdiction Over Non-National Pirates Captured On The High Seas?, Baker & Mckenzie Llp

War Crimes Memoranda

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If Piracy Suspects Are Seriously Mistreated By The Capturing Authorities Before Being Handed Over To A Third State Or An International Tribunal For Trial, Would International Standards Of Justice Require That The Case Be Dismissed?, Baker & McKenzie LLP 2011 Case Western Reserve University School of Law

If Piracy Suspects Are Seriously Mistreated By The Capturing Authorities Before Being Handed Over To A Third State Or An International Tribunal For Trial, Would International Standards Of Justice Require That The Case Be Dismissed?, Baker & Mckenzie Llp

War Crimes Memoranda

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Under International Law, What Conventions Or Customary International Law Best Address Modern Acts Of Piracy?, Baker & McKenzie LLP 2011 Case Western Reserve University School of Law

Under International Law, What Conventions Or Customary International Law Best Address Modern Acts Of Piracy?, Baker & Mckenzie Llp

War Crimes Memoranda

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Table Of Contents, International Law Review 2011 Loyola University Chicago, School of Law

Table Of Contents, International Law Review

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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Crossing The Crossroads: Making Competition Law Effective In Pakistan, Joseph Wilson 2011 Competition Commission of Pakistan

Crossing The Crossroads: Making Competition Law Effective In Pakistan, Joseph Wilson

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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A Comparative Analysis Of The Chinese And Czech Legal Systems: Which System Is More Favorable To And Provides More Stability For Foreign Direct Investment?, Katherine L. Brown 2011 Loyola University Chicago, School of Law

A Comparative Analysis Of The Chinese And Czech Legal Systems: Which System Is More Favorable To And Provides More Stability For Foreign Direct Investment?, Katherine L. Brown

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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Defining And Defending The Right To Water And Its Minimum Core: Legal Construction And The Role Of National Jurisprudence, George S. McGraw 2011 DigDeep Right to Water Program

Defining And Defending The Right To Water And Its Minimum Core: Legal Construction And The Role Of National Jurisprudence, George S. Mcgraw

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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Genocide, Inc.: Corporate Immunity To Violations Of International Law After Kiobel V. Royal Dutch Petroleum, Geoffrey Pariza 2011 Loyola University Chicago, School of Law

Genocide, Inc.: Corporate Immunity To Violations Of International Law After Kiobel V. Royal Dutch Petroleum, Geoffrey Pariza

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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A Social Justice Theory Of Self-Defense At The World Court, James Kraska 2011 U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General Corps.

A Social Justice Theory Of Self-Defense At The World Court, James Kraska

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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The Bush Doctrine And The Use Of Force: Reflections On Rule Construction And Application, Paul F. Diehl, Shyam Kulkarni, Adam Irish 2011 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

The Bush Doctrine And The Use Of Force: Reflections On Rule Construction And Application, Paul F. Diehl, Shyam Kulkarni, Adam Irish

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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War And The Vanishing Battlefield, Frederic Megret 2011 McGill University

War And The Vanishing Battlefield, Frederic Megret

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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Editor's Note On The Targeted Killing Of Anwar Al-Aulaqi, Matthew Leavitt 2011 Loyola University Chicago, School of Law

Editor's Note On The Targeted Killing Of Anwar Al-Aulaqi, Matthew Leavitt

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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Potential Pitfalls Of "Strategic Litigation": How The Al-Aulaqi Lawsuit Threatened To Undermine International Humanitarian Law, Michael W. Lewis 2011 Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law

Potential Pitfalls Of "Strategic Litigation": How The Al-Aulaqi Lawsuit Threatened To Undermine International Humanitarian Law, Michael W. Lewis

Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

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From Enlightened Positivism To Cosmopolitan Justice: Obstacles And Opportunities, Steven Ratner 2011 University of Michigan Law School

From Enlightened Positivism To Cosmopolitan Justice: Obstacles And Opportunities, Steven Ratner

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This paper explores the possibilities for linkages between various forms of positivism accepted by many international lawyers and various forms of cosmopolitanism advocated by scholars of global justice. Building on Bruno Simma's conception of "enlightened positivism," it identifies areas in which cosmopolitan trends have already seeped into the fabric of international law and the key gaps between positivist and cosmopolitan visions of international law and the international community. Emphasizing the contributions that philosophical inquiry can add to international legal scholarship, and vice-versa, it concludes with some thoughts on further integration of cosmopolitan thinking into positivist methodologies.


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