Titlebook: Governance and International Legal Theory; Ige F. Dekker,Wouter G. Werner Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2004 governa

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Non-State Actors: Undermining or Increasing the Legitimacy and Transparency of International Environhe other hand, have increasingly taken the view that non-state actors have a major role to play in influencing international treaties.. Thus clearly, the perception of the role of the non-state actor in treaty making depends on the perspective of the observer. However, is it possible that the percep

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Ngos, the International Criminal Court, and the Politics of Writing International Lawimensions to this modification. First, establishing a permanent ICC involves expanding the accountability of individuals under international law, lessening the ability of political and military leaders to hide behind the corporate personality of the state. Second, from the perspective of states-as-a

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Stefan Hesse,Heinz Schmidt,Uwe Schmidtcal and socio-economic world order. In social science in general, and in political science in particular, there has been a stream of publications about global governance and new medievalism, which are said to involve the local, national, regional, and global level.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05379-8alsgraff or the Charles River Bridge, provides for law not only the ground from which reflection departs but also the object toward which it tends; and for ethnography, the settled practice, potlatch or couvades, does the same. Whatever else anthropology, and jurisprudence may have in common — vagra

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Mann und Frau im Urchristentum,oundaries.. Important issue areas. such as the market, environment, or human rights, have left territorial boundaries behind. Thus, the state has become unable to strike the balance between different values and interests associated with different issue areas. However, on the global scale, no mechani

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Mannas of East Africa and of Madagascar,rmative or practical implications.. Sometimes it is only by implication that we are able to adumbrate its particular features. For instance, in Part I of his . treatise Professor Cassese discusses the “Origins and Foundations of the International Community” and opens the discussion on “[t]he main le

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Responding to Bias, Bullying, and Harassmentl interrelations in the modern era. The emergence of phenomena such as “globalization” and “global governance” has excited areas of intensive study, providing new conceptual frameworks through which to explore international relations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-4622-7cused of the world’s worst crimes. Within years the Security Council of the United Nations established . tribunals for Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia, amid negotiations for a permanent tribunal with broader jurisdiction. Diplomats produced a statute for the International Criminal Court at a confer

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