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  • Refugee protection and the threat of statelessness
    Paulin Nyengo
    it was in 1994 that a hundred thousand Rwandan refugees crossed the border into the Congo. these people were victims of massive violations of human rights, the right to live in their country of origin in peace and security. to get rid of these citizens considered undesirable, Rwanda has been invoking the cessation of refugee status clause since 2000. However, the cessation of r...
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    59,44 €

  • Cooperation on course management and international law
    Richard Longendja Elambo
    Ecological problems coupled with climate change pose unprecedented challenges, requiring cooperation and adaptation to environmental issues. This is driving states into competition, as 'Blue Gold' becomes a resource of extreme covetousness, not only between individuals, but also between states. The twenty-first century has seen the emergence of new types of conflict, known as '...
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    93,24 €

  • Defective products
    Marie Lavaud
    Product liability law has proved its worth and has gradually established itself as a law in its own right, firstly in the United States and then in France through European law. This multi-faceted right has undergone many changes, whatever the legal system. It is undeniable that product liability law has become more flexible, moving from a predominantly no-fault liability regime...
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    54,90 €

  • Mobilizing the cultural capital of undocumented migrants
    Juana Covaleda
    This report aims to understand how two different foreign law contexts - French and Swiss - interfere in the mobilization of undocumented migrants’ cultural capital. This capital includes their knowledge of languages, cultural assets acquired before and after settling, and diplomas acquired in their country of origin. Two hypotheses guided our analysis: the first, the existence ...
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    51,43 €

  • VENEZUELA’S CLAIM TO THE ESSEQUIBO TERRITORY
    Rafael BADELL MADRID
    This book of Professor Rafael Badell Madrid, 'Venezuela’s Claim to the Essequibo' unfolds or can be read in three different ways. In the first nine chapters, the book narrates, studies, and comments on the most important historical and legal events of the past two hundred years; it explains the antecedents and some of the events that have influenced the claim, including the 185...
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    51,47 €

  • Preventing the recruitment of children into armed groups (DRC)
    Madeleine Laetytia Nsoa
    Since the early 1990s, the DRC has faced internal and sub-regional unrest and destabilisation, manifested in ethnic wars, social demands and armed conflicts. Indexed since the first Congo war, in 1996, as a country that recruits children into armed forces and groups, the DRC has since demonstrated its selflessness and its determination to prevent and put an end to this phenomen...
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    93,17 €

  • Legal doctrine on statelessness in international law
    Ruyenzi Schadrack
    According to the International Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, signed in New York on September 28, 1954, the term 'stateless person' designates a person whom no State considers as its national by application of its legislation. Today, at least 10 million people throughout the world are deprived of their nationality. As a result, they often have no right ...
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    56,47 €

  • The coherence of the European Union’s external security action
    Samar Ben Brahim
    The European Union, which is a regional integration organization, has been able to develop several security policies, this was possible thanks to several factors. The attribution of competences to the Union constitutes the 1st factor which enabled it to act not only within the interior but also at the international level and we have seen the examples where the priority of actio...
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    120,64 €

  • The problem of recognizing child soldiers as POWs
    Eddy Byamungu Lwaboshi
    Over the past few decades, the phenomenon of child soldiers has attracted the sustained attention of governments, international organizations and civil society. The focus has been on gaining a better understanding of the extent and reasons for this sad reality, before drawing up standards designed to protect child soldiers. The international standards thus developed, initially ...
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    56,21 €

  • Trade liberalisation and restrictive measures within the WTO
    Kossi Gadoufia Edah
    As the successor to the GATT, the WTO aims to liberalise trade on a global scale. But the WTO’s SPS and TBT regimes pose delicate problems of balance when it comes to establishing and implementing trade rules. The fact is that the trade restrictions provided for in certain agreements run the risk of being used for expedient protection purposes. Indeed, the need to combat global...
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    91,94 €

  • Guantánamo case
    Paula Roque
    This case was one of worldwide recognition because of the barbarities that were taking place in that prison and to which no international support entity could provide a solution due to the political or governmental irregularities under which the country where it was located: Cuba, was governed. Many external actors tried to demonstrate that the prison subjugation was not approv...
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    54,90 €

  • Environmental law and Africa’s economic challenges
    Hygin Didace AMBOULOU / Hygin Sincère Amboulou
    This book is based on legislation from over 34 African countries. For more than a decade, African governments have been introducing legislation to protect the environment and promote the sustainable management of their forests. Most of these laws relate to the conservation of biological diversity. Thanks to these laws, projects have been set up to protect forest areas that are ...
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    96,25 €

  • Protecting humanitarians and journalists in conflict zones
    Murielle Lhoni
    The protection of humanitarians and journalists in conflict zonesHumanitarians and journalists are field workers who are mobilised whenever armed conflicts break out and populations are, unfortunately, left to fend for themselves. The specific nature of their missions and the dangerous nature of the areas in which they work have given them greater importance in international la...
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    157,26 €

  • The reform of the Chinese administration in the face of Confucian rites
    Qiao Jing
    The weakness of the Chinese legal system stems at least in part from its Confucian roots. This doctrine places the judiciary in the background, so that the proper application of the law depends on the will of the Party leader or the administration. Thus, the amendment to the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China passed by the first session of the 13th National People’s...
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    64,85 €

  • International humanitarian law and terrorism
    Constant Sohode
    Terrorism, a phenomenon as old as war, has evolved from a religious aspect to a political characterization. Since the attacks of September 11, 2001, the omnipresence of this moving phenomenon has provoked such a sudden reaction on the part of States that they have considered it as generating a state of war. This gave rise to the problem of the applicability of the Law of Armed ...
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    92,37 €

  • Jus Humanitatis
    Valentin Tomberg
    At the beginning of 1944, Valentin Tomberg (1900-1973), best-known at the time for his Christological works, moved to Cologne at the invitation of legal scholar Ernst von Hippel, and that same year was awarded the title of Doctor of Law for his dissertation, published by Angelico Press as The Art of the Good: On the Regeneration of Fallen Justice. Tomberg had come to regard the...
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    22,77 €

  • The adaptation of space law to new challenges in 2067
    Anne-Sophie Martin
    Fifty years have passed since the signing of the 1967 Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, and a new space odyssey is on the horizon. Space activities are no longer conducted solely by states. Private actors have entered the market. The world has changed - the world of s...
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    36,62 €

  • The French banking monopoly in the face of European Union law
    Romain Bony-Cisternes
    France, taking advantage of the freedom given to it by the European Union, established a credit monopoly for the benefit of French banking institutions. The consequence of this regulation was a distortion of competition to the detriment of other countries, which prevented the internal market from being completed in its banking and financial dimension. The European Union has tol...
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    92,19 €

  • Discrimination on the basis of disability and health
    Anna Benioudaki
    In the first part of this study, we examined disability and health as prohibited grounds for discrimination. First of all, we analyzed the social construction of disability which, contrary to the medical model, shifts the problem away from the individual and resituates it in the social processes related to human diversity. Furthermore, we asked ourselves whether illness and ina...
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    168,25 €

  • The Foundations of Sovereignty and Other Essays [1921]
    Harold J. Laski
    Laski’s Theory of the State This influential study develops aspects of Laski’s theory of the state, ideas he introduced in his first important publication, Authority in the Modern State (1919). According to Laski, the state is not a supreme entity; it is one association among many that must compete for the people’s loyalty and obedience. Harold J. Laski [1893-1950] was a teache...
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    49,52 €

  • The Rights and Obligations of States in Disputed Maritime Areas
    Youri van Logchem
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    47,56 €

  • Case law on criminal procedure and doctrine
    Ruyenzi Schadrack
    Like the law, jurisprudence is a source of law. Indeed, the law is sometimes incomplete, imprecise, and silent, and the judges must decide and decide by means of a rule of law which does not result from any text, or which is derived from an interpretation of this text or which is adapted from it. In common law countries, case law plays a particularly important role because the ...
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    179,04 €

  • The competitiveness of nations in the globalized world
    Brenno Birckholz da Silva
    In the field of international taxation, it is assumed that CFC rules generally lead to an effective increase in the costs of capital. Although the existence of correlative effects between the anti-avoidance legislation CFC rules and the artificial modulation of the decisional behavior of investors is undeniable, the direction of this behavior has demonstrated specific parameter...
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    56,21 €

  • RENEWABLE ENERGIES AND INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
    Gabriel Ajabu Mastaki
    The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) aims to stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system. This stabilization requires a significant increase in the use of renewable energy technologies. In fact, the widespread application of these technologies i...
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    61,44 €

  • INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS
    Johan D. van der Vyver
    Extending the reach of international human rights to include economic, social, and cultural rights as so-called Second Generation of human rights emerged toward the end of the 19th Century, but it has since then received special prominence mainly through the activities of the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Org...
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    85,20 €

  • Cyber-espionage in international law
    Thibault Moulin
    This book analyses the normative avoidance of cyber-espionage, arguing that it is neither prohibited nor authorised by international law. This situation did not emerge by chance but through the purposeful silence of States, leaving them free to pursue cyber-espionage themselves at the same time as they both try to prevent and fall victim to it. ...
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    157,07 €

  • Taking charge of goods in maritime law
    Cheikhany Abdallahi Mohamed Jules
    Constituting the point of mutation of the contractual relationship from a 'land' regime to a maritime regime, the taking over of the goods by the maritime carrier is both a material and a legal notion. The material notion is reflected in the implementation of a set of concrete procedures that the carrier will implement, with the support of the maritime transport auxiliaries, fo...
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    63,58 €

  • Constitutionalism in Eastern Europe and the Arab World
    Mohamed Ibrahim Hassan
    In Eastern Europe and the Arab world, constitutionalism was the immediate way out of revolutionary chaos. In these two parts of the world, at two different times, revolutionary peoples chose to adopt constitutions in order to establish democratic political systems. While constitutionalism was the common denominator that the revolutionary peoples used to establish their new poli...
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    170,03 €

  • Counter-terrorism and promotion of the rule of law in Central Africa
    Moïse Abdou Muhima
    To be effective, the fight against terrorism must depend on the promotion of the rule of law. Central Africa is a breeding ground for the resurgence of terrorism, which to this day is a scourge hanging like a sword of Damocles obstructing peace, security and stability. Several initiatives have been implemented in the fight against terrorism. The DRC is at the centre of these in...
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    93,05 €

  • The UN and the protection of women’s rights
    Hiba Chargui
    Since its inception, the UN has paid great attention to women and the protection of their rights. This protection is marked not only at the level of the UN institutions but also at the level of the world conferences that are organized by the UN in order to promote women and ensure gender equality. However, this protection is hindered by certain limits, these limits go back to o...
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    93,57 €


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