THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT: DOES THE AFRICAN STANDBY FORCE NEED A DOCTRINE FOR PROTECTION OF CIVILIANS?
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COMMAND RESPONSIBILITY FOR OMISSION WHEN THE MILITARY COMMANDER "SHOULD HAVE KNOWN".
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FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN MULTI-LEVEL LEGAL SYSTEMS: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPEAN HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICE.
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ISOLATIONISM EXPOSED: THE EVOLUTION OF THE CRUEL, INHUMAN, AND DEGRADING TREATMENT STANDARD IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE 2001.
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FROM THE EDITOR.
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