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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"History of international law"”.

  1. False Universalism of Global Governance Theories: Global Constitutionalism, Global Administrative Law, International Criminal Institutions and the Global South

    Why are theories of global governance unsatisfactory? Why are theories of global governance unable to integrate the lived realities of the people of the global South? International law and its institutions are growing at an unprecedented speed and this expansion has captured the curiosity of

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  2. Legal regulation of cyber warfare: reviewing the contribution of the Tallinn manual to the advancement of international law

    The development of modern technology is inevitably bound to change the conduct of warfare. It is also self-evident that the mode, typology and participants in current armed conflicts do not fit within the structures of traditional international law on the use of armed force. Indeed, in some cases …

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  3. Rivers without a Territory: Indus Waters Treaty, 1960 and the Erasure of Kashmir

    This thesis examines how international law shaped self-determination in South Asia through a history of the Indus Waters Treaty, 1960. While most narratives of 20th century self-determination focus on the postcolonial state navigating a biased global order, I address an important gap in scholarship …

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