... of law such as criminal law, contract law, and the law of torts, or spe-
cific types of law, such as municipal state law, judge-made law, and customary
law.
2
The philosophy of international law ... of customary law. In the context
of the discussion of the processes of international law- making and hence of the
sources or identification of it...
... represents the culmination of a number of years of study of the
economic analysis of international law. It is not a mere restatement of my
study of economic analysis of international law over these ... International Law Game, originally pub-
lished in the American Journal of International Law. Chapter 5
draws some material from my 1996 article, The Theo...
... act upon the
advice of British Of cers ‘in matters relating to the administration of justice, the
development of the resources of the country, the interests of commerce, or in any
other matter ... the aforesaid territo-
ries [the conventional Basin of the Congo] bind themselves to watch over the
preservation of the native tribes, and to care for the impro...
... divided the United States from the large majority of
other states that voted to adopt the Rome Statute of the Court, in partic-
ular the role of the Security Council, the powers of the prosecutor, the
questions ... Law
against Augusto Pinochet, the creation of the new International Crim-
inal Court, the debate over nuclear missile defence, the conduct...
... Leiden Journal of International Law
NYIL Netherlands Yearbook of
International Law
OAS Organisation of American States
OAU Organisation of African Unity
OJ Of cial Journal of the European
Communities
Oppenheim’s ... published in their
immediate aftermath. In the void where there should have been debate
on which responses would serve the interests of international...
... know n. The outlaw ing of force
as the first pillar is one of the key dictates of international law:
All Members shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or
use of force ... be found in the
book. It does not delve into the theme of threats within the law of armed
conflic t, inter nationa l crimina l law or Cha pter VII of the UN Cha...
...
CHAPTER VIII. OF THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MAN AND OF GOD,
UNDER THE LAW OF CONTRADICTION, OR A SOLUTION OF THE
PROBLEM OF PROVIDENCE % 1. The Culpability of Man.—Exposition of
the Myth of the Fall ... with the fundamental hypothesis of all philosophy.
And first, I need the hypothesis of God to establish the authority of social science.—
When the...
... Society of International Law/ Harvard Law School
Draft Convention on the Law of Responsibility of States for
Damages Done in Their Territory to the Person or Property
of Foreigners, Harvard Law School, ... is of no assistance, for the simple reason that a
violation of an independent international obligation, whether by a court
or any other organ of the state,...
...
colleagueship of international assistance actors have supported them or people
they know. Others feel that they have made no personal progress in any of these
spheres and question the effectiveness of international ... missing the larger picture of development.”
(Staff of a large international NGO, United States)
“I don’t know of another systematic effort to listen t...
... that these notions
can then be used, without circularity, as the basis of a natur-
alistic account of the origin of mental content.
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The key idea
here is to appeal to the biological theory of ... forget
that the theory is also beset by other problems. The prob-
lem of the specificity of content is one of these, which
afflicts proposal (2) quite as much as proposal...