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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"extraterritoriality"”.
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Assessing Exclusionary Conduct in Abuse of Dominance: the relevance of the Extraterritoriality Rule and Public Interest for Developing Countries
Competition Law is governed by empowering legislation. Legislation in most developing and third world economies are mostly fashioned after the existing framework of legislation originating from the European Union (EU) or the United States of America (USA). While a lot of these pieces of legislation …
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Corporate misconduct, human rights, and the challenges of extraterritorial solutions
… state concerns, there are also concerns about extraterritoriality in this context from the perspective of home states. For example, the impact on access to effective remedies caused by the victims’ distance from the site of adjudication is often a concern. The thesis examines examples of the …
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A Colony and Its Law: The Jurisdictional Origins of Extradition in Hong Kong, 1842–1875
… simply by the imposition of unreciprocated ‘extraterritoriality’. Instead, bilateral debates as well as discussions within British officialdom revolved around whether criminal jurisdiction ought to be demarcated according to territory, nationality, or a combination of the two. Nothing was …
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A Theory on State's Extended Remit under International Human Rights Law: Foundations and Implications for Extraterritorial Environmental Protection
… environmental protection. While the issue of extraterritoriality in the human rights field has been discussed for more than a decade now, the discussion has been restricted to specific areas of practice (state agent conduct abroad and situations of occupation), with limited consideration of …
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State building, capitalism, and development: state-run industrial enterprises in Fengtian, 1920-1931.
… Japanese built railroads and seaports and gained extraterritoriality over large stretches of land. With such advantage, the two imperialist powers, especially the Japanese, dominated the Northeastern economy. For the Chinese, the only way out was to establish native industrial enterprises. The …
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Cooperative Human Rights Obligations: Operationalising Cooperation for the Effective Protection of Civil and Political Rights in Transnational Constellations
This thesis examines how complex interdependence among states can be reflected and the consequent imperative of cooperation to effectively ensure civil and political rights operationalised in international human rights law. It has long been recognised that in light of states’ economic …
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Securitizing Air Spaces: How the Pan Am 103 Bombing Led to a New Extraterritorial Aviation Regime
The introduction of security in airspace management presented an interesting problem as the United States inserted itself as the new arbiter of international aviation security. By its very nature, aviation security requires strict policing standards on both ends of travel, at both the departure and …