THE DOS AND DON'TS OF FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONS: A CASE STUDY ON YEMEN.
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THE PERFECT MATCH: CIVIL LAW JUDGES AND OPEN-ENDED FAIR USE PROVISIONS.
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THE INTERPRETIVE ARGUMENT FOR A BALANCED THREE-STEP TEST?
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CRIMINAL PROSECUTION OF UN PEACEKEEPERS: WHEN DEFENDERS OF PEACE INCITE FURTHER CONFLICT THROUGH THEIR OWN MISCONDUCT.
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- American University International Law Review, 2017, v. 33, n. 1, p. 147
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BEYOND A FLAWED TRIAL: ICC FAILURES TO ENSURE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS OF FAIRNESS IN THE TRIALS OF FORMER LIBYAN REGIME MEMBERS.
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GLOBALIZING USER RIGHTS-TALK: ON COPYRIGHT LIMITS AND RHETORICAL RISKS.
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