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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"twail"”.

  1. Re-politicizing State Sovereignty in Global Governance: A Political Economy of Transparency in the Oil Sectors of Gabon and Ghana

    … Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL) scholarship and de-colonial critiques of IR, to unpack the design and governance process of the EITI, as well as its implementation in Gabon and Ghana. The analysis also considers South Africa’s non-adherence to the EITI, in order to further …

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  2. Just Greening the Gulf: Sustaining Justice for Migrant Workers

    … by Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL) and Critical Development Studies that build on post-colonial and post-structural critiques of SD. This multi-lingual project relies on interviews of Pakistani returning migrant workers and government officials; civil society members based in …

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  3. FORCED DISPLACEMENT IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW

    … Third World Approaches to International Law (‘TWAIL’) scholarship. It proceeds from the conviction that rigorous doctrinal engagement and critical theoretical analysis are not mutually exclusive but mutually reinforcing: close attention to legal texts, jurisprudence and doctrinal debates gains …

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  4. Concepts of proportionality in investment protection of patents and access to health resources

    This thesis seeks to demonstrate why investment protection of patented health resources is disproportionate and how the disproportionate power can be mitigated. The argument asserts that the protection of patented health resources under international investment agreements (“IIAs”) goes beyond the …

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