At the vanishing point of law? : international law and the use of force by Britain and Canada in the Korean War and Afghanistan Conflict by Richmond, S

Subjects: “…Public international law…”

Deference in international human rights law by Legg, A

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A critique of the decision of the European Court of Human Rights in Ireland v United Kingdom, and its effect on Article 3 jurisprudence by Simonsen, NJ

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States’ international obligations to control private military & security companies by Tonkin, HJ

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Who makes international law? How the World Health Organization changed the regulation of infectious disease by Wang, YA

Subjects: “…Public international law…”

The definition of a legitimate target in US air warfare: a normative enquiry into the effectiveness of international law in the conduct of hostilities by Dill, J

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

Tying down the Gullivers: tripartite strategic balancing in unipolar international systems by Volsky, A

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The implications of the structure of the regulatory expropriation enquiry in international investment law by Bonnitcha, J, Jonathan Merrington Bonnitcha

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Great Britain, international law, and the evolution of maritime strategic thought, 1856-1914 by Frei, G

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The human rights based approach to climate change mitigation: legal framework for addressing human rights questions in mitigation projects by Olawuyi, D

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The power of modest multilateralism: the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), 1964-1980 by St John, T

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The impact of the World Trade Organization on the Chinese legal system by Kobayashi, Y

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Towards a principled doctrine of the margin of appreciation in international human rights law by Legg, A

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Foreign surveillance: law and practice in a global digital environment by Brown, I, Korff, D

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

Freedom of religion or belief - the quest for religious autonomy by Kiviorg, M

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The United Nations and human security by MacFarlane, S

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Voting rights of recognised Geneva Convention refugees in their countries of asylum by Ziegler, R

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Interpreting water: the human right to water under the Namibian constitution by Ndeunyema, N

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Pre-charge detention of terrorist suspects and the right to liberty and security by Money-Kyrle, R

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

Cyberattacks in international relations by Edelman, R

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