International Law and the Use of Force: Beyond the U.N. Charter ParadigmRoutledge, 4 февр. 2014 г. - Всего страниц: 288 When the United Nations Charter was adopted in 1945, states established a legal `paradigm' for regulating the recourse to armed force. In the years since then, however, significant developments have challenged the paradigm's validity, causing a `pardigmatic shift'. International Law and the Use of Force traces this shift and explores its implications for contemporary international law and practice. |
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... regarded as juridically equal . No one state was to enjoy greater legal privileges than any other state . Owing to this juridical equality , no state could be subject to the control of another state or of any other temporal authority ...
... regarded as juridically equal . No one state was to enjoy greater legal privileges than any other state . Owing to this juridical equality , no state could be subject to the control of another state or of any other temporal authority ...
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... unanimously , it indicates a belief on the part of states that the principles enunciated in the resolution are ' regarded as law.'45 These individuals would , in consequence , be willing 8 International law and the use of force.
... unanimously , it indicates a belief on the part of states that the principles enunciated in the resolution are ' regarded as law.'45 These individuals would , in consequence , be willing 8 International law and the use of force.
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... regarded as indicative of state practice . Individuals supporting this interpretation would contend that generally a General Assembly resolution should be regarded as but one possible indicator of a customary practice that should be ...
... regarded as indicative of state practice . Individuals supporting this interpretation would contend that generally a General Assembly resolution should be regarded as but one possible indicator of a customary practice that should be ...
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... regarded as the conditio sine qua non for the use of force . In reviewing the development of this just war approach , three phases can be identified : the classical phase , the Christian phase , and the secular phase . During each of ...
... regarded as the conditio sine qua non for the use of force . In reviewing the development of this just war approach , three phases can be identified : the classical phase , the Christian phase , and the secular phase . During each of ...
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... regarded as legal requirements . The secular phase ( c1150-1700 ) As the medieval period was coming to an end , the Christian content of the just war doctrine came to receive less emphasis . For the medieval thinkers , war could be just ...
... regarded as legal requirements . The secular phase ( c1150-1700 ) As the medieval period was coming to an end , the Christian content of the just war doctrine came to receive less emphasis . For the medieval thinkers , war could be just ...
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Collective use of force under the United Nations Charter | 47 |
Anticipatory selfdefense | 71 |
Intervention in civil and mixed conflicts | 80 |
Intervention to protect nationals | 93 |
Humanitarian intervention | 112 |
Responding to terrorism | 138 |
a shift in paradigms | 177 |
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International Law and the Use of Force: Beyond the UN Charter Paradigm Anthony C. Arend,Robert J. Beck Недоступно для просмотра - 1993 |
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