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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Lawfare"”.

  1. Economic Lawfare: Law, Market Structure, and Economic Power

    What is the relationship between law and economic power? Two dominant themes of post-war international political economy have been rising economic interdependence and the increasing legalisation of economic affairs. Yet, while scholars of International Relations have revealed much about how …

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  2. Economic Lawfare: Law, Market Structure, and Economic Power

    What is the relationship between law and economic power? Two dominant themes of post-war international political economy have been rising economic interdependence and the increasing legalisation of economic affairs. Yet, while scholars of International Relations have revealed much about how …

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  3. Executive Authority and Judicial Intervention: A Lawfare Critique into the President’s Powers of Appointment

    Lawfare has generated significant debate within the South African legal and political circles. The Courts have been lambasted for their adjudication of disputes considered to be ‘political' and falling outside the scope of their judicial authority. The critique has been particularly scathing in …

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  4. Lawfare and legitimacy: The wicked problem of judicial resilience at a time of judicialisation of politics in South Africa

    … South Africa has witnessed the rise of "lawfare". Lawfare is understood as the judicialisation of politics - turning to the courts and the use of the law to resolve broadly political matters. This thesis explores the unfolding implications of the judicialisation of politics for judicial …

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  5. Can planning, a tool for colonization, be decolonized? MIT’s funding at the expense of Indigenous Peoples through the Morrill Act

    … Indian reservations, and tools like cartography, lawfare, and landscape architecture and design. I make an argument in this thesis about how there is no such thing as sustainable or beneficial urbanization because urbanization equals death, that planning is inherently harmful because it was born …

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  6. Between Revolution and State Evolution: The Palestinian National Movement, Hybrid Warfare, and the West

    … international diplomacy and solidarity-building, lawfare, and media influence in the West, which largely came to accept PNM messages under the historical influences of neo Marxism, postcolonialism, and critical theory in its own academic, political, and ultimately, public discourses. This …

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  7. The internet, political mobilisation and civic engagement in Zimbabwe from 2015 to 2020: investigating the role of Twitter

    … ‘Twitter effect'. The political persecution, lawfare and suspension of Twitter accounts has demonstrated how Twitter can be an ephemeral, mutating and transient platform. These metaphoric categories all demonstrate how Twitter serves as an alternative public sphere in Zimbabwe, a potent forum …

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  8. Can the European Union build a bridge over troubled waters? An analysis of the politicised and depoliticised legal approach between the European Union and Cyprus

    … the evolution of the conflict from ‘warfare to lawfare’ enriched in politics; this research has proven that the Cyprus problem has been and will continue to be one of the most judicialised disputes across the globe. Notwithstanding the ‘normalisation’ of affairs between the two ethno-religious …

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