41 |
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The Competence of the UN Human Rights Council and its Special Procedures in relation to Armed Conflicts: Extrajudicial Executions in the `War on Terror'
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Alston, P.; Morgan-Foster, J.; Abresch, W.
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European Journal of International Law, European University Institute
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2008
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42 |
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Softness in International Law: A Self-Serving Quest for New Legal Materials
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dAspremont, J.
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European Journal of International Law, European University Institute
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2008
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43 |
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The Concept of Appeal in International Dispute Settlement
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Gal-Or, N.
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European Journal of International Law, European University Institute
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2008
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44 |
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`We Cant Spy If We Cant Buy!': The Privatization of Intelligence and the Limits of Outsourcing `Inherently Governmental Functions'
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Chesterman, S.
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European Journal of International Law, European University Institute
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2008
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45 |
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Human Dignity and Judicial Interpretation of Human Rights: A Reply
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Carozza, P. G.
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European Journal of International Law, European University Institute
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2008
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46 |
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Peter D. Cameron, Competition in Energy Markets. Law and Regulation in the European Union
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Talus, K.
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European Journal of International Law, European University Institute
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2008
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47 |
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Editorial
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unknown
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European Journal of International Law, European University Institute
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2008
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48 |
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Passing the Buck: State Responsibility for Private Military Companies
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Hoppe, C.
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European Journal of International Law, European University Institute
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2008
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49 |
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European Exceptionalism in International Law
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Lickova, M.
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European Journal of International Law, European University Institute
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2008
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50 |
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The WTO and Government Procurement
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Davies, A.
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European Journal of International Law, European University Institute
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2008
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