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The Evolution of Palestinian Arab Proto-Self-Determination and “Peoplehood” During the Mandate for Palestine

09/2015 Robert P. Barnidge, Jr.

This paper traces the evolution of Palestinian Arab proto-self-determination and “peoplehood” during the Mandate for Palestine. In doing so, it seeks to clarify what are two of the most controversial and emotive concepts in international legal discourse and popular imagination … [Read more...]

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  • JMWP 09 Barnidge

The Use of Force and Defences in the Law of State Responsibility

08/2015 Jure Vidmar

Justifications and excuses have developed in various legal systems as defences for wrongful acts. In international law, defences appear in the ILC Articles on State Responsibility, but they conflate justifications and excuses. This article argues in favour of a systematic … [Read more...]

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  • JMWP 08 Vidmar

What remains of the centrality of parliamentary legislation in continental Europe? An Italian perspective

07/2015 Giovanni Piccirilli

The impact of the European Convention on Human Rights on national legal orders is not limited to the enhancement of the protection of individuals’ rights, but implies broader transformations in the constitutional structure of states. This paper investigates the on-going … [Read more...]

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  • JMWP 07 Piccirilli

The Determinability of Law: Indetermincy and the Social and Communatarian Foundations of Authority

06/2015 Gleider Hernandez

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  • JMWP 06 Hernandez

“The World as It Is, Not as We’d like It To Be”– Thinking with the Sea about International Law

05/2015 Henry Jones

This article examines the role of the sea in international law. The sea is a feature in several significant ways in international law, both in its history and its present. I argue that international law has developed its spatial elements in response to a perception of the ocean … [Read more...]

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  • JMWP 05 Jones

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