International criminal Justice
International criminal justice: a dialog between two cultures
... "International Criminal Justice" aims to ..."International criminal justice and the erosion of sovereignty" was written by Miguel Serpa Soares, a lawyer and ...
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The ICC at the centre ofan international criminal justice system: current challenges
... The International Criminal Court (ICC) has entered into its second decade of operations and has established itself at the centre of an international criminal justice system, comprising ...
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International criminal justice: a dialogue between two cultures
... of criminal judicial mechanisms in international legal order as the Nuremberg and Tokyo ...selective international criminal justice has essentially a punishing function rather than a ...
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International criminal justice and the erosion of sovereignty
... Zhou Lulu globally assesses t he Kam pala com pr om ise on t he condit ions for ex ercise of j ur isdict ion as a dist ur bing fact or for int er nat ional peace and securit y by i[r] ...
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The International Criminal Court and the construction of International Public Order
... an international public order means envisioning an order sustained by a legal and institutional framework that ensures effective collective action with a view to defending fundamental values of the ...
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CURRICULAR INTERNSHIP IN THE PERMANENT MISSION OF PORTUGAL TO THE UNITED NATIONS The activation of the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court over the crime of aggression
... Throughout the facilitation process, the majority of States Parties expressed their willingness to activate the jurisdiction of the Court in this year’s ASP. It was widely recognized that the activation decision had to ...
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The International Criminal Court. reflections for a stress test on its foundations
... power rationales. In the framework of the universalist concept, liberalism provides a theoretical cover that confers it a scientific rationale that legitimizes the pursuit of individual interests by the States which ...
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Bras. Political Sci. Rev. vol.10 número2
... of justice, particularly the theory developed by John Rawls ...to justice presented by Sen adopts a procedure of 'plural reasons', with the use of various different lines of argument to condemn situations ...
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What is law critique?: immanent critique, institutional nihilism and projects of juridification
... gathers Criminal Law, Civil Law, Labor Law and Theory of Law Scholars to study the paradox of an increasingly complex and multi- causal World in which individuals are asked to take more and more responsibility for ...
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CULTURE OF URBAN VIOLENCE: THE THEORY OF RECOGNITION AND CREATIVE EXPANSION OF RIGHTS VERSUS BIOPOLITICAL PRACTICES OF SAFETY DEVICES
... of criminal law have been systematically unfulfilled as to require, counterfactually, such an extreme reaction on the part of public security policy makers, that is, by the action of the ...precisely ...
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Comparative analysis of the EU criminal law for environmental protection and the Albanian one
... The second part of the paper starts with the commitments on the environmental protection that the Albanian state has made upon signature and entrance into force of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement with the EU. ...
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TRIPS 與羅爾斯的國際正義理論初探 The TRIPS Agreement and John Rawls’s Theory of International Justice
... Jagdish Bhagwati, Afterword: The Question of Linkage, 96 A M . J. I NT ’ L L. 126, 127 (2002); Jose E. Alvarez, The WTO as Linkage Machine, 96 A M . J. I NT ’ L L. 146 (2002); Frank J. Garcia, Trade and Justice: ...
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Police aspects of the forensic methods of the study of percentage of water content of the determine the age of the frescoes
... organized criminal groups engaged in both the theft and resale of original paintings and rare objects, as well as forgery and selling these items on the market ...the criminal chain that connects a common ...
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... an international problem, and the fight against it is an indispensable com- ponent of tobacco control, since illegal trade undermines countries’ health objectives by weakening the policies to increase prices and ...
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ASYLUM IN THE INTER-AMERICAN SYSTEM: A SOVEREIGN STATE LAW OR AN INHERENT RIGHT OF THE HUMAN PERSON?
... the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights), the pro persona principle and the obligation to respect human rights, as well as Articles 31 and 32 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, ...
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A reação institucional à ineficiência dos tribunais judiciais
... A reforma do sistema judicial do Estado Belga teve início em 2002 com a criação de um organismo - o Service Public Fédéral de Justice (SPFJ) - para substituir o Ministério da Justiça na administração do sistema ...
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Acts against the freedom of the person in terms of criminal, constitutional and international instruments
... Thirdly, the main diff erence lies undoubtedly in the subjective side of crime of kidnapping or holding hostage by illegal deprivation of liberty. In the decision of United Colleges, it is analyzed mainly the purpose of ...
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(In)justice contexts and work satisfaction: the mediating role of justice perceptions
... person’s justice experiences on one’s own justice perception has focused primarily on the procedural justice ...procedural justice judgments as is one’s own ...procedural justice ...
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Major violence (crimes) against the international community
... of International Law and the paradigm of justice serving the unity of human ...of international public order, the United States doubled their efforts to find alternatives to the Statute because in ...
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Gender Justice in F
... Inspired by Fraser’s proposal, Valenzuela and Rangel point out that in Latin America there is an androcentric culture which controls interpretation and communication patterns that have naturalized exploitation. For this ...
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