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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Domestic legal framework"”.

  1. Coastal management lines as a key tool to promote integrated coastal management : a comparative review of South Africa's emerging legal framework with that of selected Euro-Mediterranean countries

    … this dissertation was to critically review the domestic legal framework and experience to date in implementing this scheme. Owing to the novelty of CMLs in the South African jurisdiction, a reference point or legal backdrop was necessary to critically evaluate the peculiarities and potential of …

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  2. Crime on the High Seas: What Conditions Are Necessary to Achieve Effective Maritime Governance Regime?

    … law must be integrated into a state’s domestic legal framework that would allow the court system to have effective jurisdiction to prosecute criminals. Lastly, states need to have the enforcement capacity to effectively deter criminal behavior and strengthen state sovereignty. All four …

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  3. Vindicating indigenous peoples' land rights in Kenya

    This thesis examines the extent to which Kenya’s domestic legal framework vindicates indigenous peoples’ land rights. The question of who is an indigenous person in Kenya is, of course, controversial. In order to avoid becoming enmeshed in this debate, this thesis adopts the approach of the African …

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  4. Interpreting Authority: Do States Interpret International Law Differently to Create Legal Authority in Decisions to Intervene for Humanitarian Concerns?

    This thesis examines how a state’s domestic legal framework interprets international law to create legal authority when deciding to use force or not for humanitarian reasons. It argues that neoclassical realism, with its emphasis on the domestic level of analysis, can explain the role of legal

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  5. Between the State and the ‘State of Exception’: Syrian Refugee Governance in Lebanon

    … of the formal registration process within a framework of a complicated history of aid politics, the intricate sectarian power-sharing structures of the Lebanese state, and the absence of a domestic legal framework that could organize refugee presence. The governance mechanisms and policies …

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  6. Privacy rights in employment

    … thesis undertakes to research the development of domestic legal protection for privacy rights within employment. Unusually for a current work, it does this by returning to the genesis of the protections. The work challenges pervasive arguments that the notion of confidence did not protect privacy …

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