"Books abound on the question whether states of emergency can be legally controlled. But Frankenberg's account stands out because of his mastery of the political and legal contexts in which the terms of the debate about states of emergency were framed for us - the situation of W…
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Publisher's description: This timely volume by distinguished scholar Günter Frankenberg offers a sophisticated analysis and sharp critique of the reactions of nations such as the US, Great Britain and Germany to perceived terrorist threats, organized crime actions and other poli…
Exceptions and defences in international law
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Exceptions and defences in international law
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Présentation de l'éditeur : "Exceptions to international obligations can be expressed in several ways and be of fundamental practical importance. Bringing together legal philosophers and scholars of international law, this volume provides theoretical frameworks for the understan…
Exceptions in international law
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Exceptions to international obligations can be expressed in several ways and be of fundamental practical importance. Bringing together legal philosophers and scholars of international law, this volume provides theoretical frameworks for the understanding of such exceptions and t…
Exceptions in international law
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Type: Book
Exceptions to international obligations can be expressed in several ways and be of fundamental practical importance. Bringing together legal philosophers and scholars of international law, this volume provides theoretical frameworks for the understanding of such exceptions and t…
Within limits, the law allows for exceptions. But how do we draw the line between a rule and its exceptions? This is a long-debated question with important practical consequences. This book tackles this persistent puzzle by offering a new account of exceptions in the law and the…
