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  1. Chapter

    Advances in Seismic and Acoustic Monitoring

    Seismic and acoustic (infrasound) monitoring form important parts of the International Monitoring System (IMS) for verification of the Comprehensive...

    2020
  2. Chapter

    Space Debris, Space Situational Awareness and Cultural Heritage Management in Earth Orbit

    Since the launch of Sputnik 1 in 1957, Earth orbit has become filled with human-made debris. It is widely recognised that some form of active debris...

    2021
  3. Chapter

    Civilian CSDP and Fitting in on the Ground Through an Integrated Approach

    This chapter discusses the application of CSDP civilian peace-building within the context of the EU’s approach to regional issues and its...

    Kieran Doyle in EU Peacebuilding Missions
    2022
  4. Chapter

    Lars Markert, Streitschlichtungsklauseln in Investitionsschutzabkommen. Zur Notwendigkeit der Differenzierung Von jurisdiction und Admissibility in Investitionsschiedsverfahren

    Given the major interest in investment arbitration, it is puzzling to see how much of the academic debate remains case-specific, tracing and...

    2013
  5. Chapter

    Dreams of Beccaria

    For John Howard, Italy was anything but a faraway or unknown land. Although it is known that he was not good at Italian—we read of an argument with...

    Tom Vander Beken in The Role of Prison in Europe
    2016
  6. Chapter

    Reasoning Against a Deterministic Conception of the World

    Aristotle situates freedom in nature and slavery in reason. His concept of freedom is inherently connected with the indeterminist belief in a double...

    2013
  7. Chapter

    Police Crowd Control Operations and the Concealment of Police Identities

    This chapter concerns the stances of frontline police officers (novice versus senior) on the prospect of being ordered to furnish their...

    Angelo G. Constantinou in Applied Research on Policing for Police
    2021
  8. Book

    Reciprocity in International Law

    Marcin Kałduński
    2024
  9. Chapter

    Teaching Law in the Time of Covid-19: Experiences from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

    The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) is a contact institution with a significant number of its students living in the University’s residences...

    2022
  10. Chapter

    Conclusion: Defamiliarizing Electronic Monitoring

    This chapter offers a number of reflections on how an exploration of the functions of electronic monitoring is useful for understanding EM in...

    Tom Daems in Electronic Monitoring
    2020
  11. Chapter

    Key Terms, Concepts, and Course of Inquiry

    This chapter begins by defining the object of study: economic warfare. It also clarifies the related terms boycott, embargo, sanction, blockade,...

    Teoman M. Hagemeyer-Witzleb in The International Law of Economic Warfare
    2021
  12. Chapter

    The Impact of Liberalization on Higher Education and Domestic Regulation

    Tertiary education provided by private higher learning institutions (PHEIs) is one of the sectors that have been included in trade liberalization...

    Tham Siew Yean, Nik Ahmad Kamal Nik Mahmod, Rokiah Alavi in Contemporary Issues in International Law
    2018
  13. Chapter

    Financial (In)Stability and the UN’s Agenda 2030 on Sustainable Development in the Face of the Coronavirus Crisis

    The recent history of international economic relations has been marked by two crucial events: the financial crisis of 2008 (triggered by the subprime...

    2022
  14. Chapter

    Three Systems of Judicial Review

    Judicial review as an instrument in pursuit of constitutionalism must be understood in relation to its particular constitutional system. One can only...

    Gerhard Schyff in Judicial Review of Legislation
    2010
  15. Chapter

    Cooperative Governance and Sustainability: An Analysis According to New Trends in European Cooperative Law

    Cooperatives are best described as atypical business organizations. This is evidenced by: the priority given to social objectives over return on...

    2022
  16. Chapter

    Unorthodox Lawmaking and Legislative Complexity in American Statutory Interpretation

    The traditional legislative process is dead in the U.S. Statutes are increasingly long and complex omnibus efforts rushed through at the end of...

    2021
  17. Chapter

    Concluding Remarks

    In the last part, the core arguments concerning the theoretical and methodological dimensions of the introduction of the political culture concept in...

    2014
  18. Chapter

    Introduction

    In light of the human rights violations and risks associated with the extractive industries, states, international organisations and non-state actors...

    Isabel Feichtner, Markus Krajewski, Ricarda Roesch in Human Rights in the Extractive Industries
    2019
  19. Chapter

    International Humanitarian Law in the Courts of Australia

    Australia’s courts most often grapple with international humanitarian law in the context of refugee and asylum cases, and in cases that deal with...

    2014
  20. Chapter

    EU and Global Judicial Systems

    This chapter aims to analyze and compare the EU judicial System with the judicial mechanisms of four global regimes: the World Trade Organization,...

    2011
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