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…come to be understood in international law, particularly the law of international organizations, as a normative code indicating the authorization of en­forcement action, including the use of force. ECOWAS presumably…

…And self-determination law is a right of ‘peoples,’ which in contemporary international law means the whole population of a state, not just some splintered fraction of it. But territorial integrity…

…1964, Vol. II, pp. 32-33) to include a reference to objective regimes in the Vienna Convention draft of the International Law Commission (ILC) did not make it in the final…

…could get another job, but is a long way from a legal standard which protects religious freedom. Adina Portaru, LLM, PhD, is Legal Counsel, Europe with ADF International in Brussels,…

…violence as a means of political competition. Theresa Reinold is assistant professor of International Relations at Leiden University and advisory board member of the Völkerrechtsblog. This post is part of…

…Transnational Scientific Institutions”, forthcoming this year in European Journal of International Law. According to Perez, “transnational regulatory scientific institutions” provide a hierarchical process and institutional ordering to scientifically uncertain issues…

…A reply to Pedro Villarreal Pedro Villareal wonders whether and how global health security can be enhanced through international law. He raises two interrelated questions: First, should an expert…

…research focus on refugee and international human rights law. Over the years, displacement linked to natural hazards has emerged as one of his central academic interests. At the same time,…

…personality are thus warranted. Statehood in International Law Given the flexibility often used in the establishment of states, an advocatus diaboli could certainly argue that the Islamic State fulfils the…

…Henner Gött, LL.M. (Cantab.) is a doctoral candidate at the Institute of International and European Law, Department of International Economic and Environmental Law (Prof. Dr. Peter-Tobias Stoll), Georg-August-University Göttingen. Cite…