UNITED KINGDOM AND USA'S LEGISLATIONS TO CLEAN HISTORIC CONTAMINATION by Mahfud, Mahfud

Subjects: “…International Law…”

A contemporary concept of monetary sovereignty by Zimmermann, CD

Subjects: “…Public international law…”

The principle of sovereignty and state cyber operations by Kenny, J

Subjects: “…Public international law…”

Handbook of research in trans-Atlantic antitrust / by Marsden, Philip, 1965-

Subjects: “…Antitrust law (International law)…”

WHAT DO JUS COGENS NORMS DO FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY? by Beatriz Calado de Sousa

Subjects: “…International law…”
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1889 : le droit international d’asile et la mémoire de l’exil en Amérique du sud by Edward Blumenthal

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The principle of loyalty in EU law by Klamert, M

Subjects: “…Criminal Law - Public international law…”

Resolution of cultural property disputes : papers emanating from the seventh PCA International Law Seminar, May 23, 2003 / by PCA International Law Seminar (7th : 2003), Permanent Court of Arbitration. International Bureau

Settling the Egyptian-Ethiopian Dispute over the Renaissance Dam Project: Between the Inadequacy of the Rules of International Law and the Impossibility of Implementation by Abdelnaser Al Sayid Mohamed Aljahani

“…In addition, the researcher will address in this article the customary international law of international rivers. The researcher in this article concludes that it is difficult to find a settlement to the Egyptian-Ethiopian conflict, since the rules of international law related to the conflict are either insufficient to settle the dispute or they are not applicable to the conflict because of the States parties themselves. …”
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Rosalyn Higgins. The development of international law throuth the political organs of the United Nations. London : Oxford University Press, 1963 by Olga Pellicer de Brody

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“Customary International Law: A Third World Perspective”: Reflections in Light of an Approach to CIL Based on Fundamental Ethical Principles by Brian D. Lepard

“…Chimni's stimulating article makes an important contribution to the burgeoning literature on customary international law (CIL) by examining CIL from the perspective of developing states, a perspective underrepresented in this literature. …”
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Review of International Law (Lex Specialis) on the Problems of the South China Sea (SSS) Boundary Conflict and the View of Indonesia's Diplomacy by Yohanes Firmansyah, Yana Sylvana, Hanna Wijaya, Michelle Angelika S

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International Law and Dispute Resolution in the Context of Renewable Energy Development: A Review of the Case of Downstreaming of Nickel Ores by Indonesia by Christian Imanuel Nainggolan

“…International Law Discourse in Southeast Asia…”
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Jurisprudential Necessity of the Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone Plan: Nuclear Weapons Ban from Perspective of Islamic and International Law by Saeed davoodee Limouni, Alireza davoodee Limouni

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COULD A CONFLICT OVER THE GUARANI AQUIFER SYSTEM BE JUSTIFIED? PERSPECTIVES FROM JUST WAR THEORY AND INTERNATIONAL LAW by BEATRIZ MARTINS CAMÕES, AUGUSTO NOBRE GONÇALVES

“…In the fourth section of the paper, we defend pragmatism as a methodological approach to contemporary resource-related conflicts, for it can replace a just war theory that has prescriptive voids, and we call the reader’s attention to the fact that international law shows much influence from pragmatic thinking, setting principles that must be followed but showing concern for its historical adaptability from time to time. …”
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Legalitatea și legitimitatea folosirii forței în dreptul internațional//The Use of Force in International Law between Legality and Legitimacy by Carmen Moldovan

“…Prohibition of the use of armed force causes most debates in International Law because it is one of the basic principles, the cornerstone of the current international legal order but also one of the most controversial issues of International Law. …”
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Diffusing the legal conceptions of the global south and decolonizing international law: crystallizing animal rights through inter-judicial dialogue by Catherine Hall

“…In particular, this article explores the instrumentality of litigation to act as a catalyst for diffusing Southern conceptions in Eurocentric legal cultures to decolonize international law. This article specifically analyzes the animal rights dimension of the broader Rights of Nature paradigm. …”
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Andrew Clapham, Paola Gaeta: The Oxford handbook of international law in armed conflict, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2015 by Tišma Mladen R.

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Effective efforts in resolving international disputes: A review of the principles of international law in the case of the Ligitan and Sipadan Island disputes by Yehezkiel Hasiholan Simamora

“…International Law Discourse in Southeast Asia…”
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Intervention by Invitation in International Law and Recourse to Non-Muslims (Istianat): A Reflection on the Newly-Founded Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan by Seyed Mostafa Mirmohammadi

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