... Subjects ofInternational Humanitarian Law , in I. Makarczyk (ed.), Theory of International Law at the Threshold ofthe 21st Century, Essays in Honour of Krysztof Skubszewski, The Hague: Kluwer Law ... Affirmation ofthe Principles ofInternationalLaw Recognised by the Charter ofthe Nürnberg Tribunal, 11 December 1946. 62 See A. Cassese, ‘Affirmation ofthe Principles ofInternationalLaw Recognized ... investigates whether there are good reasons for taking account ofthe Tokyo Trial in the historical development ofthe institutional and normative framework ofinternational crimi-nal law. As Professor...
... Article 7(1) ofthe ICTY Statute; Article 29 oftheLaw on the Establishment of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia for the Prosecution of Crimes Committed during the Period of Democratic ... The jurisprudence of other tribunals is not, however, ignored. Thelaw of Nuremberg and Tokyo features prominently, and thelaw and structures of the other international or internationalised tribunals – the ... since the immediate post-war period, it tasked the Secretary-Gener al with the preparation ofthe legal design ofthe new tribunal. The latter, in turn, instructed lawyers in the Secretariat of the...
... maximize their own preferences,rather than those ofthe citizenry. Often the preferences of these public of- ficials are assumed to be political support, either in the form of votes or in the form of ... equilibria of compliance with a rule of customary inter-national law. This is a general theory ofthe binding nature of international law, and more specifically ofthe capacity of customary international ... of the commons, may develop.25With the rise of public law herein, simply law that is mandatory the mandatory character of this law may be taken as anexpression ofthe increasing value to the...
... the subject of international criminal law. Topics include its corporate and historical dimension as wellas a discussion ofthe Statuteof the International Criminal Court and the role of nationalcourts, ... Whewell Professor of International Law and Director ofthe Lauterpacht Research Centrefor International Law, University of Cambridge, as well as a member of Matrix Chambers. He was a Member ofthe ... of Yugoslavia case in theInternational Court of Justice. He served aslegal adviser to the Solomon Islands in the negotiation ofthe Statute of theInternationalCriminal Court.viii Notes on the contributors...
... 1996:68): The content of benevolence is the serving of one’s parents; the content of dutifulness is the obedience to one’s elder brothers; the content of wisdom is to understand these to hold ... and the tortoise shell (kuei); miscellaneous divine uses, the system of forms (hsing). The combination of these two fundamental systems provides the explanatory basis for the formation ofthe ... beginning from the right-hand side ofthe page. A peculiarity of accounting in the Ming-Qing period (1368-1911) was the parallel use of three different kinds of numerals: the caoma numerals (the commercial...
... apartheid, for instance, require states to criminalize these o enses as part of their domestic criminal law. Despite these advances in codi cation, the twentieth century saw countless international ... detailing the nancial constraints impeding the prosecution of international crimes. e following sections—which examine the budgetary di culties ofthe ad hoc tribunals, the ICC, the hybrid international- domestic ... accused ofinternational crimes in the former Yugoslavia. e years that had elapsed between the cre-ation ofthe World War II tribunals and theInternationalCriminal Tribunal for the former...
... progressive development ofinternationallaw in this field, Appreciative ofthe work carried out by theInternationalLaw Commission on thelawofthe non-navigational uses ofinternational watercourses, ... Convention on theLawofthe Non-navigational Uses ofInternational Watercourses1New York, 21 May 19972 The Parties to the present Convention, Conscious ofthe importance ofinternational ... under the protection, ofthe same sovereign State, whether or not these territories are individually Members ofthe League of Nations.101.1.2.2 The Statute Article 1 In the application of the...
... Dimension ofInternational Securitywho usually operate from a “mother ship” and are equipped with modern weaponry.2At the high end ofthe spectrum are assaults involving the out-right theft of ... variations in the annual incident rate of piracy during this period. While some parts ofthe world were severely affected (for example, Southeast Asia and the seas off the Horn of Africa), others remained ... debt of gratitude is owed to the editor, Erin-Elizabeth Johnson, for her thor-ough review ofthe initial manuscript.All omissions and errors are the sole responsibility ofthe author.6 The...
... is International Cri minal Law? 31.1 Internationalcriminallaw 31.2 Other concepts ofinternationalcriminallaw 51.3 Sources ofinternationalcriminallaw 91.4 Internationalcriminallaw ... Internationalcriminallaw and other areas oflaw 131.5 A body ofcriminallaw 162. The Objectives ofInternationalCriminalLaw 222.1 Introduction 222.2 The aims ofinternationalcriminal justice 232.3 ... n the investigation stage ofthe p roceedings in the appeal ofthe OPCD against the decisionof the Pre-Trial Chamber Iof 3.12.2007 and in theappeals of the O PCD and the Prosecutor against the...
... enable the owners to control the prices ofthe property they own. Nei-ther the withholding, nor the disposal ofthe property of any one owner willin general affect appreciably the price ofthe ... for the original. In the case of books and other printed matter, the copier may not beable to match the quality of paper or binding ofthe original or the crispness of the printing, and there ... restricting the use ofthe property, and if so this is as much a cost of the property right as the cost ofthe fence is. Suppose the owner of a shop-ping center does charge for the use of his parking...