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International law and the conduct of military operations
No full textTABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. The nature and temporal extent of the armed conflict between Eritrea and Ethiopia. \u2013 2. The applicable international law of armed conflict. \u2013 3. Attribution to the State of violations of the law of armed conflict. \u2013 4. The content of State responsibility for violations of international humanitarian law. \u2013 5. Means of warfare. \u2013 6. Methods of warfare. 6.1. Land warfare. \u2013 6.2. Air warfare. \u2013 7. Concluding remarks
Teaching the World Court Makes a Bad Case - Revisiting the Relationship between Domestic Courts and the ICJ
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Right to Self-Defence, Attribution and the Non-State Actor Birth of the 'Unable and Unwilling' Standard?
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