Philanthropic Investments in the Emerging Field of Women, Peace and Security

Analyzes trends in grantmaking for efforts to enhance women's contribution to peace processes, prevent violence against women during and after conflict, and build a culture of peace. Calls for increased funding, clearer definition, and empirical research

International Law and the Environment

18 pages. Contains 3 pages of references

Post War Consumer Problems

Thesis (M.B.A.)--Boston University This item was digitized by the Internet Archive

International Law and the Environment

18 pages. Contains 3 pages of references

International Law and External Threats to National Parks

41 pages. Contains references

Existing Legal Treatment of Developing Countries: Differential, Contextual, and Absolute Norms

53 pages. Contains 11 pages of endnotes

The International Law Commission\u27s Study of International Liability for Nonprohibited Acts as It Relates to Developing States

The International Law Commission of the United Nations is engaged in studying a topic that at least some have argued should encompass aspects of many or all of the issues mentioned above. That topic is titled International Liability for Injurious Consequences Arising out of Acts Not Prohibited by International Law (hereinafter international liability ). Part I of this Article briefly describes the Commission\u27s current approach to international liability. Part II examines that approach in detail as it relates to developing states

Allocation and Use of International Rivers: Recent Developments in International Law

26 pages. Contains references