បណ្ណាល័យភូមិន្ទនីតិសាស្ត្រ និងវិទ្យាសាស្ត្រសេដ្ឋកិច្ច Search for 'Provider:Cambridge university press'

Economic theory in retrospect mark blaug

By Eliot, T.S.. New Yrok Cambridge University Press 1985 . 737 p. 0521303540

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System criminality in international law

By Der Wilt, Harmen Van.. New York Cambridge University Press 2009 . 364 p. 9780521763561

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Statistics

By Frank, Harry. United Kingdom Cambridge university press 2002 . 853 p. 9780521498524

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Economics theory in retraospect

By Blaug, Mark. Sydney Cambridge university press 1990 . 737 p. 0521316448

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Elements of war crimes under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court :

Cambridge ; | New York : Cambridge University Press, 2003 . lx, 524 p. ; 0521818524 (hb)

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The institutional economics of corruption and reform :

Cambridge, UK ; | New York : Cambridge University Press, 2007 . xiv, 286 p. : 0521872758 (hardback : alk. paper) | 9780521872751 (hardback : alk. paper)

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ASEAN as an actor in international Fora :

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2015 . xxv, 330 p. : , Contents 1.Introduction 2.Analytical framework a cognitive approach of externalization 2.1 Externalization and international negotiations 2.2 Regional organizations in international fora a typology of cohesion 2.3 Capacities, stages and strategies in international negotiations 2.4 Methodology 3. ASEAN's cognitive prior and negotiating capacities 3.1 Cognitive and institutional dimensions of ASEAN's actorness 3.2 Negotiation capacities 4. ASEAN as a negotiator in global fora stages of negotiation 4.1 Phase 1 identifying problems defining issues and agenda-setting 4.2 Phase 2 setting principles norms rules and procedures of negotiation and international cooperation 4.3 Phase 3 concluding the negotiations voting and compliance 5. ASEAN as an actor in global fora negotiation strategies 5.1 Competing for executive and leadership positions 5.2 Framing 5.3 Coalition-building 5.4 Forum shopping 5.5 Image projection and creation of soft power 6. Case studies 6.1 Case 1 ASEAN and GATT/WTO negotiations on agricultural and tropical products 6.2 Case 2 forced in Myanmar and ASEAN's multiple negotiation agenda 7. Conclusions and future options 7.1 Strengthening cohesiveness but how 7.2 Reforming ASEAN 7.3 Upgrading the process of knowledge generation 7.4 Better coordination of multi-level governance 7.5 Reforming the ASEAN Secretariat 7.6 Future research directions Table 2.1 Typology of actor cohesion Table 3.1 Diplomatic and expert staff of Permanent Missions at the United Nations New York and Geneva 2012 Table 3.2 Operational budget of the ASEAN Secretariat Table 4.1 Statements of ASEAN Delegations in the United Nations General Assembly 65the 66th and 67th UNGA Table 4.2 Resolutions sponsored or co-sponsored by ASEAN countries Table 4.3 ASEAN voting behavior in the United Nations General Assembly 2002/2003 -2011/2012 Table 4.4 ASEAN split votes in the United Nations General Assembly with one member defecting through abstention or absence Table 4.5 ASEAN split voting defections from ASEAN majority by member country Table 4.6 ASEAN voting behavior in the United Nations General Assembly by issue area Table 4.7 Major non -Western regional organizations and WTO dispute in the settlement Table 4.8 ASEAN members in the WTO dispute settlement mechanism Table 5.1 Non-permanent memberships in the UN Security Council by members of selected regional organizations Table 5.2 UN Security Council memberships since Table 5.3 Presidencies of UN General Assembly by members of selected regional organizations Table 5.4 Presidencies of UN Security Council by members of selected of selected regional organizations Table 5.5 WTO leadership positions and leadership quotient six major regional regional organizations Table 5.6 ASEAN members occupying leadership positions in the WTO Table 6.1 ASEAN countries and their alliances in the agricultural negotiations 22 cm.. 9781107503885

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International law.

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2017 . xxix, 370 p. : , Contents PATR I THE STRUCTURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 1. The Setting of International Law 2. The Making of International Law 3. The Law of Treaties 4. The Subjects of International Law 5. Jurisdiction Powers and Immunities 6. The Individual in International Law Including Human Rights 7. The Law of Responsibility 8. International Courts and Tribunals 9. Sanctions Countermeasures and Collective Security PART II THE SUBSTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 10. Use of Force 11. The Law of Armed Conflict 12. International Criminal Law 13. The Seas the Air and Outer Space 14. Protecting the Environment 15. The Global Economy PART III THE SURROUNDINGS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 16. Domestic Courts and their Relationship with International Law 17. The Politics and Ethics of International Law and Global Governance 18. By Way of Conclusion 25 cm.. 9781316506608

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The internal effects of ASEAN external relations.

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2016 . xx, 233 p. : , Contents 1. Introduction and parameters of inquiry 2. Contextualising ASEAN 3. Types of external agreements 4. Agreements of ASEAN as an International Organization 5. Plurilateral agreements 6. Case study on the Convention to Eliminate All Forms of Discrimination Against Women 7. Joint ASEAN agreements 8. Conclusions assessing the internal effects of ASEAN external relations 22 cm.. 9781316606551

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International human rights law and practice.

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2013 . xlvii, 731 p. : , Contents Introduction 1. International human rights law and notions of human fights foundations achievements and challenges 2. International human rights law the normative framework 3. Human rights in practice 4. The United Nations Charter system 5. The UN human rights treaty system 6. Regional human rights treaty system 7. Individual complaints procedures 8. Civil and political rights 9. Economic social and cultural rights 10. Group rights self-determination minorities and indigenous peoples 11. The human rights of women 12. Children's Rights 13. The Recognition and Protection of the Human Rights of Vulnerable Groups and Persons 14. The Rights to Development and Sustainable Development 15. Victims' Rights and Reparation 16. The Application of Human Rights in Armed Conflict 17. Human Rights and International Criminal Justice 18. Human Rights and Counter-terrorism 19. Human Rights Obligations of Non-state Actors 2. Globalisation and its Impact on Human Rights 25 cm.. 9780521152365

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Human rights obligations of business :

New York : Cambridge University Press : 2013 . xxv, 424 p. : 24 cm.. 9781107036871

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The Cambridge companion to human rights law.

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2012 . xv, 355 p. : , Contents Introduction Part I. All kinds of everyone 1. Framing the project' of international human rights law reflections on the dysfunctional family of the Universal Declaration 2. Restoring the human in human rights personhood and doctrinal innovation in the UN disability convention 3. The poverty of (rights) jurisprudence Part II Interconnections 4. Foundations beyond law 5. The interdisciplinarity of human rights 6. Atrocity law human punishing human rights violators 7. Violence in the name of human rights 8. Reinventing human rights in an era of hyper-globalisation a few wayside remarks Part III Platforms 9. Reconstituting the universal human rights as a regional idea 10. The embryonic sovereign and the biological citizen the biopolitics of reproductive rights 11. Spoils for which victor? Human rights within the democratic state 12. Devoluted human rights 13. Does enforcement matter? Part IV Pressures 14.Winners and others accounting for international law's favourites 15. Resisting panic lessons about the role of human rights during the long decade after 16. What's in a name? The prohibitions on torture and ill treatment today 17. Do human rights treaties make enough of a difference? 23 cm..

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Human rights in international relations.

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2012 . xiv, 355 p. : , Part I The foundations 1. Introduction human rights in international relations 2. Establishing human rights standards Part II Implementing human rights standards 3. Global application of human rights norms 4. Transitional justice criminal courts and alternatives 5. Regional application of human rights norms 6. Human rights and foreign policy in comparative perspective 7. Non -gonernmental organizations and human rights 8. Transnational corporations and human rights Part III Conclusion 9. The politics of liberalism in a realism in a realist world 23 cm.. 9781107629844

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Migration and human rights :

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2009 . xx, 452 p. : , 1. Introduction The UN Convention on Migrant Workers' Rights 2. Migration and human rights the uneasy but essential relationship 3. Role of civil society in campaigning for and using the ICRMW 4. Committee on Migrant Workers and implementation of the ICRMW 5. Migrants' rights in UN human rights conventions 6. The need for a rights -based approach to migration in the age of globalization 7. obstacles to, and opportunities for, ratification of the ICRMW in Asia 8.Obstacles to ratification of the ICRMW in Canada 9. Mexico's role in promoting and implementing the ICRMW 10. Migrants' rights after apartheid South African responses to the ICRMW 11. Policy on the ICRMW in the United Kingdom 12. The French political refusal on Europe's behalf 13. Migration and human rights in Germany 14. Migration and human rights in Italy prospects for the ICRMW 15. The ICRMW and the European Union 23 cm.. 9780521136112

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UN human rights treaty bodies :

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2012 . xxviii, 461 p. : , Contents 1. Introduction 2. Examination of state reports 3. Individual complaints 4. General Comments of the Human Rights Committee and their legitimacy 5. The protection of economic and social rights a particular challenge? 6. Aspects of human rights interpretation by the UN treaty bodies 7. UN treaty bodies and the Human Rights Council 8. The legal status of decisions by human rights treaty bodies in national law 9. Conclusions 24 cm.. 9781107006546

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights : the travaux préparatoires.

New York ; Cambridge University Press, 2013 . xxxvi, 1139 p. : 25 cm.. 9781107015500

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights :

New York ; Cambridge University Press, 2013 . xxxvi, 940 p. : 25 cm.. 9781107015500

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights :

New York ; Cambridge University Press, 2013 . cxxv, 1076 p. : 25 cm.. 9781107015500

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International refugee law and socio-economic rights /

New York; Cambridge University Press, 2009 . xlvii, 387 p. : , Contents 1. Introduction Background The Key conceptual challenge: economic migrants versus refugees Challenging the simplistic dichotomy Organization and methodology of analysis 2. A human rights framework for interpreting the refugee convention Part one: the developing human rights framework Part two: justification of the human rights framework The need for universal and objective standard Human Rights as the standard : object and purpose The human rights approach confirmed by context Other rules of international law : promoting coherence Part three : possible objections to the human rights approach Concerns about the legitimacy of the human rights approach Concerns about the workability of the human rights approach Conclusion 3 . Persecution and socio-economic deprivation in refugee law 4 . Rethinking the conceptual approach to socio - economic claims 5. Economic deprivation as the reason for being persecuted 6. Economic disadvantage and the Refugee Conventions grounds 23 cm.. 9780521133364

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The law of refugee status /

New York; Cambridge University Press, 2014 . lxxxi, 693 p. : , 1. Alienage 2. Well-founded fear 3. Serious harm 4. Failure of state protection 5. Nexus to civil or political status 6. Persons no longer needing protection 7. Persons not deserving protection 25 cm.. 9781107688421

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Migration and refugee law :

New York; Cambridge University Press, 2012 . xxvi, 356 p. : , Historical context to migration Immigration control: an overview Basic migration legislation and policy The visa system and application procedures Family and interdependency migration and other Australia-based visas Business and investment visas Skill-based visas Temporary visas Miscellaneous visas Common visa requirements Compliance: unlawful non-citizens, removal and deportation History of the refugees convention and definitional framework Refugee and humanitarian visas: the statutory structure Convention grounds Persecution Well-founded fear of persecution Limits on protection of refugees: cessation, exclusion exceptions, and protection by another country Time for a fundamental re-think: need as the criterion for assistance The determination and review process for migration and refugee decisions 23 cm.. 9781107623279

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Rules of origin in ASEAN :

New York; Cambridge University Press, 2015 . xxii, 412 p. : , Contents 1. Introduction 2. The initial set of ASEANS rules of origin: the lack of clarity and transparency masquerading as simplicity 3. Externalizing the confusion: the proliferation of rules in the ASEAN with dialogue partners 4. The silent cost: the cumbersome administration of ASEAN rules of origin 5. The possible way forward: self-certification 6. Conclusion and recommendations 9781107472440

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Sustainable development, international criminal justice, and treaty implementation /

New York; Cambridge University Press, 2013 . xxiv, 367 p. : , Introduction The initial set of ASEAN rules of origin : the lack of clarity and transparency masquerading as simplicity 1992-1995 Externalizing the confusion : the proliferation of rules in the ASEAN FTAs with dialogue partners The silent cost : the cumbersome administration of ASEAN rule sof origin The possible way forward : self certification Conclusion and recommedations 9781107032934

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An introduction to international criminal law and procedure /

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2014 . lxxxvii, 616 p. : , Introduction : what is international criminal law? The aims, objectives and justifications of international criminal law Jurisdiction National prosecutions of international crimes State cooperation with respect to national proceedings The history of international criminal prosecutions : Nuremberg and Tokyo The ad hoc international criminal tribunals The International Criminal Court Other courts with international elements Genocide Crimes against humanity War crimes Aggression Transnational crimes, terrorism and torture General principles of liability Defences/grounds for excluding criminal responsibility Procedures of international criminal investigations and prosecutions Victims in the international criminal process Sentencing and penalties State cooperation with the International Courts and Tribunals Immunities Alternatives and complements to criminal prosecution The future of international criminal law 25 cm. . 9781107698833

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The international law of human trafficking /

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2012 . lviii, 535 p. : , The international legal definition The international legal framework Specific legal issues State responsibility for trafficking Obligations of protection and support Obligations related to repatriation and remedies Obligations of an effective criminal justice response Obligations to prevent trafficking and respond lawfully Issues of compliance, implementation, and effectiveness 23 cm.. 9781107624559

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Human rights and intellectual property /

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2012 . xvi, 550 p. : , 1. Mapping the interface of human rights and intellectual property... 1 1.1. Thematic overview and introduction... 1 1.2. The international human rights system: a substantive and institutional overview... 3 1. 3. The international intellectual property system... 16 1.4. Historical isolation of the human rights and intellectual property regimes... 24 1.5. Catalysts for the expanding intersection of the human rights and intellectual property regimes... 34 1.6. Competing conceptual frameworks for mapping the interface of human rights and intellectual property... 64 2. The human right to health, access to patented medicines, and the restructuring of global innovation policy... 90 3. Creators' rights as human rights and the human rights of property... 171 4. Rights to freedom of expression, to cultural participation, and to benefit from scientific advancements... 221 5. The right to education and copyright in learning materials... 316 6. The human right to food, plant genetic resources, and intellectual property... 364 7. Indigenous peoples' rights and intellectual property... 432 8. Conclusion... 504 23 cm.. 9780521711258

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Constitutional courts in Asia :

UK ; Cambridge University Press : 2018 . xviii, 387 p. : , Cover; Half-title; Series information; Title page; Copyright information; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; List of Contributors; Preface; 1 Constitutional Courts in Asia: Western Origins and Asian Practice; I The Origins, Evolution and Globalization of Constitutional Courts; II The Nature, Functions and Operation of Constitutional Courts; III Constitutional Courts in East Asia; IV Comparative Analysis; V Conclusion: Lessons and Implications; 2 Constitutional Review in Asia: A Comparative Perspective; I Introduction; II Diffuse and Concentrated Review; 1 Dichotomy; 2 Diffuse Review ConceptStructure; Procedure; Function; 3 Concentrated Review; Concept; Structure; Procedure; Functions; 4 Points of Contrast; III Mapping Constitutional Review in Asia; 1 The Setting; 2 Patterns; IV A Distinction with How Much Difference?; 3 The Informal Dimension of Constitutional Politics in Asia: Insights from the Philippines and Indonesia; I Introduction; II Towards a Relational Understanding; 1 Traditional Approaches; 2 A Relational Turn?; III Informal and Relational Dynamics in Action: Indonesia and the Philippines; 1 How Do Networks Form? The Bench and Beyond; 2 The Effects of Networks Networks and AppointmentsThe Eroding Effects of Informal Networks; Informal Networks and Judicial Decision-Making; IV Conclusion; 4 Towards More Intra-Asian Judicial Cooperation in the Constitutional Sphere; I Introduction; II Modes of Transnational Judicial Contact; III The Case for Direct Judge-to-Judge Contact across Borders; 1 Improve the Quality of Domestic Constitutional Adjudication; 2 The 'Brotherhood' of Justices; 3 Raising Asia's Voice on the International Plane; IV Coping with Normative and Practical Challenges; V Final Remarks 5 An Evolving Court with Changing Functions: The Constitutional Court and Judicial Review in TaiwanI Introduction; II The Court's Powers and Procedures; 1 Powers and Jurisdictions; 2 Adjudication Procedure; III The Road to Transformation; 1 The Rubber Stamping Court; 2 The Tipping Point of Change; 3 The Overall Performance; IV Notable Decisions from the Last Decade; 1 Personal Freedom and Due Process Guarantee; 2 Freedom of Expression and Prior Restraint; 3 Press Freedom and the Media; 4 Minority Rights and Women's Rights; 5 Judicial Review of the 2005 Constitutional Revision; V Conclusion 6 Constitutional Court of Korea: Guardian of the Constitution or Mouthpiece of the Government?I Historical Background; II Powers and Composition of the Constitutional Court; III From Democratic Consolidation to Judicialization of Politics; IV Notable Decisions from the Last Decade; 1 Personal Freedom, Family Relations and Confucianism; 2 Civil and Political Rights; 3 Regulation of Political Parties; 4 Impeachment of the President; 5 Transitional Justice; V Conclusion; 7 Avoiding Rights: The Constitutional Tsets of Mongolia; I Introduction 23 cm.. 9781316646663

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Courts and democracies in ASIA /

United Kingdom ; Cambridge University Press : 2017 . xviii, 232 p. : , Cover Reviews Half-title Series information Title page Copyright information Dedication Table of contents Foreword Acknowledgements List of abbreviations 1 Introduction Dominant- Party Democracies Dynamic Democracies Fragile Democracies Conclusion Part I Dominant-Party Democracies 2 The Supreme Court of Singapore and the Promise of Enforceable Constitutional Conventions Vellama and the Constitutional Duty to Fill a Vacancy Systemic Deficiencies in Singaporeâ#x80;#x99;s Electoral System Group Representation Constituencies (GRCs)Gerrymandering of Electoral Boundaries Enforceable Constitutional Conventions and the Constitutional Right to Vote Conclusion 3 Malaysian Courts and Electoral Fraud Integrity of the Electoral Roll Declaratory Orders and the Use of Indelible Ink Conclusion 4 Hong Kong Courts and Constitutional Contradictions Judicial Extension of Electoral Rights Village Representative Elections Prisonersâ#x80;#x99; Voting Rights Convicted Personsâ#x80;#x99; Right to Stand for Elections Judicial Preservation of the Electoral Status QuoCorporate Voting in Legislative Council Elections Chief Executive Elections Constitutional Dead-ends and Dialogue Disparity of Voting Power within the Functional Constituencies (FCs) Resignation of Legislators and By-elections Oath-taking and the Ouster of Legislators Conclusion Part II Dynamic Democracies 5 The Supreme Court of India and Criminality in Politics The Indian Supreme Court in a Dominant-Party Democracy Indian Supreme Court in a Dynamic Democracy Conclusion 6 The Constitutional Court of Taiwan and Calibrated Judicial ReviewTaiwanâ#x80;#x99;s Constitutional Court within a Dominant-Party Democracy Taiwanâ#x80;#x99;s Constitutional Court within a Dynamic Democracy The Constitutional Court as Non-partisan Arbiter Conclusion 7 The Constitutional Court of Korea and Systemic Electoral Barriers The Constitutional Court and Systemic Electoral Redress Constitutional Anomaly of Campaign Regulations Constitutional Court as Strategic Arbiter Conclusion Part III Fragile Democracies 8 The Constitutional Court of Thailand and Partisan JudgesThaksin Shinawatra and the Demise of the 1997 Constitution The Constitutional Court and the 2007 Constitution Conclusion 9 The Supreme Court of Pakistan: Accommodation and Defiance of Military Authority Martial Law and the Courts Civilian Rule in Pakistan Return of Military Rule Chief Justice Chaudhry and Musharraf Conclusion 10 The Supreme Court of Bangladesh and Defensive Judicial Review Bangladesh and Martial Law The Post-Martial Law Judiciary ""Emergency Rule in Bangladesh (2007â#x80;#x93;2008)"" 23 cm.. 9781107192621

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State responsibility :

United Kingdom ; Cambridge University Press : 2013 . lxxiv, 825 p. : , Contents: Part I The framework of responsibility 1. Historical development 1.1. Introduction 1.2. Intimations of responsibility in early international law 1.3. Nineteenth-and early-twentieth-century developments 1.4. The work of the international law commission 2. Key concepts 2.1. The modern synthesis 2.2. The language of state responsibility 2.3. Invocation and admissibility 2.4. Diplomatic protection and its analogues 2.5. Responsibility of non-state actors 2.6. Responsibility and accountability 3. Corollaries of breach of an international obligation 3.1. Introduction 3.2. Breach of obligation and its corollaries 3.3. The applicable law in claims of responsibility Part II Attribution to the state 4. Organs and entities exercising governmental authority 4.1. General principles of attribution 4.2. Organs of the state 4.3. Entities exercising governmental authority 4.4. Organs placed at the disposal of another state 4.5. Ultra vires and personal acts 5. Direction or control by the state 5.1. Development of the law 5.2. Persons acting on state instruction 5.3. Persons acting under direction or control 5.4. State responsibility and terrorism 5.5. Attribution and state-owned corporations 6. Other cases of attribution 6.1. Introduction 6.2. Exercise of governmental authority in the absences of the state 6.3. Responsibility for the acts of insurgents 6.4. Ex post factor adoption of conduct 6.5. State organs and international organizations Part III Breach 7. Breach: the material element 8. Breach: the temporal element 9. Circumstances precluding wrongfulness Part IV Collective or ancillary responsibility 10. Responsibility in cases of join or collective conduct 11. Responsibility for breaches of communitarian norms 12. Ancillary and secondary responsibility 13. Succession to responsibility 14. Restoration of legal relations after breach 15. Reparation 16. Remedies Part VI The implementation of responsibility 17. The claims process 18. Claims on behalf of others: diplomatic and functional protection 19. Implementation of responsibility by judicial process 20. Invocation in cases involving multiple parties 21. Implementation of responsibility by extrajudicial process 23 cm.. 9780521822664

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The development of the rule of law in ASEAN :

United Kingdom ; Cambridge University Press : 2017 . xxv, 236 p. : , Contents 1. From ASEAN Way to the ASEAN Charter Towards the Rule of Law 2. Conceiving the Rule of law in ASEAN Integration 3. Beyond Supranationalism The European Union as Inspiration for ASEAN Integration 4. Limiting Sovereignty and the Limits of Judicial Authority in Regional Integration 5. Rule of Law or Rule through Law in Southeast Asia 6. ASEAN Community and Building the Law Regime in ASEAN 7. Soft Regulation and Informal Rule-Making in the ASEAN Economic Community 8. Conclusion In Search of the Rule of Law in ASEAN FIGURES 5.1 Typology of law regimes in Southeast Asia 6.1 Organizational structure of ASEAN before 6.2 Organizational structure of ASEAN in 6.3 The ASEAN community 6.4 Pillar structure 6.5 ASEAN Secretariat organizational structure effective January 7.1 AEC milestones 7.2 Four pillars of the AEC 7.3 GDP per capita among ASEAN countries 7.4 Phases of AEC governance 7.5 The AEC department of the ASEAN Secretariat 7.6 The AEC soft compliance and enforcement pyramid 23 cm.. 9781107193604

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Distant justice :

United Kingdom ; Cambridge University Press : 2018 . xiii, 379 p. : , 1 copy Introduction: The warlord in the forecourt Court between two poles : conceptualising 'complementarity' and 'distance' Who pulls the strings? The ICC's relations with states In whose name? The ICC's relations with affected communities When courts collide : the ICC and domestic prosecutions Peace versus justice redux : the ICC, amnesties and peace negotiations The ICC and community-based responses to atrocity Continental patterns : assessing the ICC's impact in the remaining African situations Conclusion: Narrowing the distance 23 cm.. 9781108463379

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The mind of the criminal :

New York ; Cambridge University Press : 2014 . xv, 264 p. : , Contents 1. A meeting of developmental social cognition and criminal jurisprudence and law... 1 2. Developmental social cognition and antisocial behavior: theory and science... 31 3. Substandard rational capacity and criminal responsibility... 67 4. Underdeveloped rationality and wrongdoing in youth... 92 5. Moral subrationality and the propensity for wrongdoing... 123 6. Provocation interpretational bias and heat-of-passion homicide... 149 7 Reacting to perceived threats: mistaken self-defense and duress... 178 8 Development social cognition, the effects of chronic abuse and trauma, and reactive homicide... 210 9 Toward a more psychologically informed approach to social rationality and excusing conditions in criminal law... 238 23 cm.. 9781107673854

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War aggression and self-defence /

United Kingdom ; Cambridge University Press : 2017 . xxxiv, 405 p. : , Part I: The legal nature of war 1. Armed conflict, war and neutrality 2. The course of war Part II: The illegality of war 3. Historical perspective of the legal status of war 4. The contemporary prohibition of the Use of Inter-State force 5. The crime of aggression 6. Controversial consequences of the change in the legal status of war Part III: Exceptions to the prohibition of the use of Inter-State force 7. The concept of self-defence 8. The modalities of individual self-defence 9. Collective self-defence 10. Collective security 23 cm.. 9781107191143

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Decolonization, self-determination, and the rise of global human rights politics /

New York ; Cambridge University Press : 2020 . xii, 435 p. : , Contents Part I Anti-colonial struggles and the right to self-determination 1. Seeking the political Kingdom: Universal human rights and the anti-colonial in Africa 2. Decolonizing the United Nations: anti-colonialism and human rights in the French empire 3. The limits of humanitarianism: decolonization, the French Red Cross, and the Algerian war 4. Connecting indigenous rights to human rights in the Anglo Settler States: another 1970s story 5. Privileging the cold war over decolonization: the US emphasis on political rights Part II Postcolonial statehood and global human rights norms 6. Cutting out the ulcer and washing away the incubus of the past: genocide prevention through population transfer 7. Codifying minority rights: postcolonial constitutionalism in Burma, Ceylon, and India 8. Between ambitions and caution: India, human rights, and self-determination at the United Nations 9. "From this era of passionate self-discovery": Morman Manley, human rights, and the end of colonial rule in Jamaica 10. Reentering histories of past imperial violence: Kenya, Indonesia, and the reach of transitional justice Part III Colonial and neocolonial response 11. The inventors of human rights in Africa: Portugal, late colonialism, and the UN human rights regime 12. "A world made safe for diversity": apartheid and the language of human rights, progress, and pluralism 13. Between humanitarian rights and human rights: Rene Cassin, architect of university, diplomat of French empire 14. The end of the Vietnam war and the rise of human rights 15. Decolonizing the Geneva Conventions: national liberation and the development of humanitarian law 16. Liberte sans Frontieres, French humanitarianism, and the Neoliberal critique of third worldism 23 cm.. 9781108479356

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A Magna Carta for children:

United Kingdom ; Cambridge University Press : 2020 . xix, 566 p. : , Contents: Prelude 1 Part I Is it wrong to think of children as human beings? 1. Are children human? 2. Interlude: taking a deep breath Part II Even lawyers were children once 3. The convention on the rights of the child and its principles 4. The convention: norms and themes 5. Enforcing children's rights 6. Criticisms of the convention 7. Beyond the convention 8. Interlude: what we can learn from the sociology of childhood 9. Childhoods and rights 10. Regional children's rights 11. Child-friendly justice 12. The world twenty-five years on: new issues and responses Part III A Magna Carta for children 13. Rethinking children's rights 14. Alternatives to rights: or are they? 15. A Magna Carta for children? 16. Rethinking principles and concepts 17. Conclusion 18. Coda: a child of our time 22 cm.. 9781316606674

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English for Business Studies/

United Kingdom, Cambridge University Press, 2000 . 223p., , 28 contents just sample. 20cm,. 9780521483537

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