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ethnic stereotypes regarding the supposed “superiority” of people of Spanish descent. This has created conditions of intense ethnic and political conflicts which have been resolved both by peaceful means ... Ethnic, and Political Conflicts in Bolivia, 32 Pace Int'l L. - Yuri Mantilla TABLE OF CONTENTS Yuri Mantilla is Professor of Law at Liberty University School of Law. Professor Mantilla holds a Ph.D
.) (discussing the close ties between the concept of impermissible instrumentalization and Kant’s philosophy); see, e.g., IMMANUEL KANT, THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS 255 (Mary Gregor trans., Cambridge Univ. Press ... . (describing the role human dignity plays in a person’s political, social, and societal interests). 28 IMMANUEL KANT, supra note 9, at 255. 29 Id. 30 See generally Julia Müller & Christian Neuh. . .user
dilemma that has stumped nations for years. Although every nation has varying rules on extradition, one exception that many nations agree upon is the political offense doctrine. Generally, the political ... offense doctrine in extradition law is the refusal of one country to extradite an accused or convicted individual if that person was to be tried on a crime of political character. 2 Not only is the
University Law Center in May 2005. She is currently an associate at Posse, Herrera & Ruiz Abogados in Bogota, Colombia. Her practice focuses on corporate and commercial law. I. INTRODUCTION Political risk is
Contracts Theory (“ISCT”) gives the moral argument against corruption that bribery violates the hypernorm of necessary social efficiency by undermining the fundamental right to political participation and ... Political Development: A Cost-Benefit Analysis, 61 AM. POL. SCI. REV. 417, 419 (Jun. 1967). 23 Helping Countries Combat Corruption: The Role of the World Bank, WRLD. BANK GRP., http://www1.worldbank.org
towards military, science, and political questions). 31 See id. (indicating a lack of recognition on the management of commercial activity and actors in space). 32 See id. (explaining the reasons for the ... -incentives (presenting the philosophy that in order for workers to prioritize safety, they need to have an incentive to do so). 204 See Pro and Cons: Offering Employment Benefits , FINDLAW (Jan. 17, 2018
regional conflict and instability. Conflict and instability have been constants in the region in general and certainly in the listed five states. The issues include political instability, terrorism ... . Israel has had strife with all the four neighboring peoples and states. Meanwhile, political instability either reigns or undermines each of these neighboring states. This article does not attempt to argue
by the School of Law at 1 Studies Commons, Political Theory Commons , Politics and Social Change Commons, and the Race 2 The Hague University of Applied Sciences 3 Rights Law Commons, International Law ... refer to the immutable characteristic of personal heritage and family descent with a link to a nation,19 unlike nationality which was a changeable political bond.20 The Court based this 13 Id. ¶ 32. 14
from us.” In recent years, Italy had a resurgence of nationalist and far-right political leaders, who have taken an anti-immigration stance. Public interest in migration of refugees and asylum seekers is ... . Especially when they are far away, at a telescopic distance from us.”1 In recent years, Italy had a resurgence of nationalist and far-right political leaders, who have taken an anti-immigration stance.2 Public
. The lack of regulation also has, apparently, a political aspect that is hard to ignore, and without a long-term plan, the issue is subject to the decision of each new government, according to the for ... . VIOLENCE 7 ( 2017 ) (stating, “[i]n light of political, social, and . . . legislative changes . . . during recent years in Israel, the Israeli Arab population has been trapped in unequal representation”). 29
liability when prosecuting and convicting those most responsible, namely, state and non-state political and military leaders, in cases of international crimes. Against such background, the main research ... doctrine or theory of Joint Criminal Enterprise (JCE) as a mode of liability when prosecuting and condemning those most responsible, namely, state and non-state political and military leaders, for
“high-grade lynching affair”). 10 See SCHABAS, supra note 7, at 47–50 (Such “arguments about retroactive prosecution persist at both the judicial and political levels. The development of international ... Soviets’ role in the Katyn massacre) (“The jurisdiction of the Nuremberg tribunals was defined in such a way as to make the prosecution of any military or political leaders of the Allies a legal
-looking country, committed to multilateralism and fundamental philosophy, declaring that “we treat the whole world as one family.”18 However, former-U.S. President Donald Trump, in his annual address to ... historical, social and political context); Jutta Brunnée, Keynote Speech Part III: Challenging International Law: What’s New?, OPINIOJURIS (Nov. 19, 2018), https://www.opiniojuris.org/2018/11/19/keynote-speech
brought to you for free and open access by the School of Law at Dessi Mathew - \\server05\productn\P\PIR\21-1\PIR109.txt unknown Seq: 1 CLAIMS OF POLITICAL ASYLUM BASED ON NON-PHYSICAL FORMS OF HARM ... asylum seekers. Some argue that the mass exodus of people and influx of immigrants into the U.S. is caused by major world political events, such as Fidel Castro’s rise to power, the fall of Saigon in
, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law, University of Nebraska School of Law (2021); J.D. Case Western Reserve School of Law, Cum Laude (2014); B.A., Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy, Michigan ... translate to diplomatic, political, and military influence, particularly impacting those countries that share borders with China and neighbor the East China Sea. From a mid-term perspective, the U.S. hopes to
political developments with philanthropic initiatives inspired by orthodox Islamic teachings. This humanitarian impulse in Islam, which has shaped the religion since its founding, is relatively unknown to non ... ..................................................................................177 I. “Radical Islam”........................................................................182 A. Etymology....................................................................183 B. Political
international framework which permits member states, known as contracting parties, to bring disputes before a central dispute resolution body. 77 The economic and political philosophy underlying the GATT is that ... satisfaction of basic needs, selffulfillment, political aspirations, and legal rights and responsibilities are empty concepts. Given the clear objective of satisfying basic human rights and human needs in the
union state as a territory which incorporates autonomous regions with their own asymmetrical political and social rights coexisting in one territory). 31 See Nickie Charles & Fiona Mackay, Feminist
instance, within its political philosophy, a terrorist group itself might construe the use of force as a "just cause" under international legal parlance that falls outside of terrorism. But to a targeted ... intimidating governments or societies, often for political or ideological purposes." 4 " "the unlawful use of force or violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian
ensuring that the area immediately adjacent to the coast of a state is not used in a way that the territorial integrity or political independence of the state is not jeopardized.8 A terrorist attack ... Resolution 49/60: Criminal acts intended or calculated to provoke a state of terror in the general public, a group of persons or particular persons for political purposes are in any circumstance unjustifiable
