All the discussions for an international law class. The documents answer questions on international law, domestic law, treatment of rights, humanitarian intervention, and other themes treated in international law. There are sources cited at the end of each citation.
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Discussion posts that answer the questions: - In what direction is the IL system heading? - How does IL compare with domestic law? - Explain how and why, historically, rights have been treated differently. - Evaluate the question of whether there should be a hierarchy of rights protection. - ...
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Add to cartDiscussion posts that answer the questions: - In what direction is the IL system heading? - How does IL compare with domestic law? - Explain how and why, historically, rights have been treated differently. - Evaluate the question of whether there should be a hierarchy of rights protection. - ...
The document answers the questions: - What is humanitarian intervention? - Can humanitarian intervention be justified? The document has sources included to support the answers
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Add to cartThe document answers the questions: - What is humanitarian intervention? - Can humanitarian intervention be justified? The document has sources included to support the answers
The document answers the questions: - In what direction is the IL system heading? - How does IL compare with domestic law? The document has sources included to support the answers
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Add to cartThe document answers the questions: - In what direction is the IL system heading? - How does IL compare with domestic law? The document has sources included to support the answers
The document answers the questions addressing how civil/political rights & economic/social rights have been treated differently in international law despite this argument and United Nations statements to the contrary. The questions are: - Explain how and why, historically, rights have been treat...
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Add to cartThe document answers the questions addressing how civil/political rights & economic/social rights have been treated differently in international law despite this argument and United Nations statements to the contrary. The questions are: - Explain how and why, historically, rights have been treat...
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