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[...] Part VI concludes that bridging the gap by prosecuting all instances of perfidy as grave breaches is in the best interests of civilians and combatants. [...] as long as the debate over whether some perfidious is even prohibited persists, there is no guarantee perfidy that results in capture or military advantage will ever be effectively prosecuted.89 The international community can end this debate by treating every act of perfidy as a grave breach.
The condemnation of perfidy is an ancient precept of the laws and customs of war derived fro... by the collective wisdom of the bulk of nations, encapsulated within international conventions and... applicable to the majority of nations is the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.20 Ado...
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... overlap in policy with the goals of the nations that seek to use it for comparative constitutional...Indeed, one of the most ancient concepts of law is that of competence--the idea wh.... (78.) See Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court art. 1...
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... and abetting violations of the law of nations against. defendants--all of which are corporations...Although there was a proposal at the Rome Conference to grant the ICC jurisdiction over corp...Instead, the statute was rooted in the ancient concept of comity among nations and was intended t...
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... (if not peace) among civilized nations. This reading of liberalism was dominant at variou... the publication of the report of the Club of Rome, The Limits to Growth (1972). (26) The provocative... of the past (the Mayans, Easter Island, ancient Rome). Yet as Tainter notes, in an era of declinin...
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... investment law is one of the most ancient areas of public international law, investment trea... qualified publicists of the various nations" as "subsidiary means for the determination of the... in international trade law (University of Rome III), PhD (European University Institute), M Res (...
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... all reasonable doubt, the rule is of ancient origin and of modern adherence. In operation, ho... for vindication of the laws of nations and the United States. Another question concerns t...v. Rutter, 177 U.S. 505 (1900); Romero v. International Terminal Operating Co., 358 U. S....
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To initiate a war of aggression, therefore, is not only an international crime; it is the supreme international crime differing only from other war crimes in that it contains within itself the accumulated evil of the whole.1 I. INTRODUCTION The Rome Statute established the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2002.2 The ICC is the culmination of decades of attempts to define aggression and set up an international court with jurisdiction to hold individuals responsible for what the state parties considered the most serious crime - the crime of aggression.3 The Rome Statute confers subject matter jurisdiction with respect to "the most serious crimes of international concern": genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and the crime of aggression.4 Although the Rome Statute defined the...
... doctrine of aggression starting with the ancient concept of jus ad bellum as defined by the Romans ... Trials, and the Charter of the United Nations. Following this discussion, the article will exami...
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..."The war of a community--of whole nations and particularly of civilized nations--always star... date of the establishment of the ancient Russian state) until now, the country has fought o... of 967 major wars fought by Ancient Greece, Rome, Austria (the Holy Roman Empire of the German nati...
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... to conclude that social history of all nations and peoples is unfolding along the war-peace circl...** The author did not limit himself to ancient Greece and Rome; he deemed it necessary to offer h...
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... of expatriate American women sculptors in Rome whom Henry James dubbed "a white marmorean flock."... the "foul stain" he had cast on their "ancient and honorable house." Pope Clement VIII condemned ..., and Melville," in Melville "Among the Nations," ed. Sanford E. Marovitz and A. C. Christodoulou ...