Unpalatable Decisions By International Court Of Justice (ICJ) And Palatable Solutions By Islamic International Law (siyar) by Muhammad Naguib Abdul Malik

“…Keywords: Islamic International Law (Siyar), International Court of Justice (ICJ), Judge Made Law, Maritime Boundary Delimitations, Unpredictable Results, The Principle of Joint Administration, The Principle of Joint Development.…”
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The principle of equivalence of legal systems in private international law and its contribution to the foundation and preservation of peace by Steinrötter Björn

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Cyberspace as a Common Heritage of Mankind: Governing Normative Limitations of the Internet by Virtue of International Law by Haekal Al Asyari

“…This research proposes an answer for such adequacy, fundamentally built on the conceptions and virtue of international law, featuring the CHM principle for cyberspace governance.…”
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The Private as a Core Part of International Law: The School of Salamanca, Slavery, and Marriage (Sixteenth Century) by Anne-Charlotte Martineau

“…In “Gender and the Lost Private Side of International Law,” Karen Knop argued that “recuperating private international law as a lost side of international law can open up counter-disciplinary research on gender in the history of international law.”1 In this essay, I use Knop's argument to revisit our understanding of the sixteen century “School of Salamanca”2 and its importance for international legal history from a gender perspective. …”
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Qualifcation of Harmful Use of Information and Communications Technologies under International Law: In Search of a Consensus by V. N. Rusinova

“…States are seized with the question of how International Law norms should be applicable with respect to harmful use of information and communications technologies (hereinafer – ICT) in many different collective formats. …”
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From public health to international law: possible protocols for inclusion in the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control by Luk Joossens

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“Climate change damages”, conceptualization of a legal notion with regard to reparation under international law by Noémie Rachel Kugler, Pilar Moraga Sariego

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Digitalization and its Systemic Impact on the Use of Force Regime: Legal Uncertainty and the Replacement of International Law by Nicholas Tsagourias

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Protecting the Rights of Minorities under International Law and Implications of COVID-19: An Overview of the Indian Context by Nehaluddin Ahmad

“…By this approach, international minority rights speak to the wrongs that international law itself produces by organizing international political reality into a legal order. …”
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Balancing Necessity and Individual Rights in the Fight Against Transnational Terrorism: “Targeted Killings” and International Law by Karinne Coombes

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Shaping Global Public Spheres Through International Law: An Investigation Into International Climate Change Law by Moritz Vinken

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Narrowing the Accountability Gap for Transnational Justice: The Significance of Private International Law in Enforcing Human Rights by Shahzada Aamir Mushtaq, Khurram Baig, Rehman Akhtar, Shabnam Shahab

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Enforcement of the Environmental Protection by the means of Economic Activity Regulations: International Law Perspective (Part 2) by E. F. Pushkareva

“…The articles addresses three directions in the International law, those developments may lead to the efficiency increase of in enforcement of the environmental protection by the means of Economic Activity Regulations. …”
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The Russian Federation’s Aggression against Ukraine – an attack against the international law-based security system by Dragoș-Adrian BANTAȘ, Ph.D, Sebastian BĂLĂNICĂ, Ph.D Candidate

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Protecting the Human Rights of Refugees in Camps in Thailand: The Complementary Role of International Law on Indigenous Peoples by Loi Thi Ngoc Nguyen

“…This paper investigates whether and how International Law on Indigenous Peoples (ILIP) can complement protections granted under International Refugee Law (IRL) and International Human Rights Law (IHRL) to refugees in camps in Thailand. …”
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The Cornerstones of the Post-World War II and the Contemporary International Law: the View from Moscow and Beijing by Mark L. Entin

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Foreign Relations Law as a Method of Private International Law's Theoretical Self-Reflection and Critique by Nicole Stybnarova

“…In this essay, I think with Karen Knop about the heuristic and critical potential of the framework of Foreign Relations Law (FRL) for Private International Law (PrIL). I apply the framework of FRL to the recognition of foreign marriages in Denmark to study how PrIL is operationalized by domestic authorities. …”
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Analysis of international investment treaties in the absence of international law based on data mining classification model by Zhao Yibo

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Justiciability of Socioeconomic Rights in Nigeria and Its Critics: Does International Law Provide any Guidance? by Obiajulu Nnamuchi

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Structural and Functional Interaction between International Law and lex sportiva and Technical Methods of Transforming their Norms by L. I. Zakharova

“…The author listed the applicable international legal acts and acts of lex sportiva, studied the scientific works of leading representatives of domestic and foreign doctrine on such issues as the criteria for recognizing a specific branch of international law, the subject of regulation and the nature of transnational law, the interplay between international law and lex sportiva. …”
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