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Founded in 1968, the Georgetown Journal of International Law, formerly Law and Policy in International Business, is a professional journal published quarterly by the Georgetown University Law Center. Articles are geared toward lawyers and international businesspeople and topics include Law, International Business and Economics and International Affairs.
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The Security Council as a Legal Hegemon
January 1, 2012... TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION I. RESOLUTION 1540 A. The UN Charter and WMD Nonproliferation Law B. The Limits of Chapter VII II. IRAN A. Resolution 1737 B. Resolution 1929 C. Legal Analysis 1. Resolution 1737 2. Resolution 1929 III. NORTH KOREA...
Assassination & Targeted Killing - a Historical and Post-Bin Laden Legal Analysis
January 1, 2012... TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION II. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND DEFINITIONS A. Early Definitions of Assassination B. Contemporary Definitions of Assassination in the United States C. Defining Targeted Killing III. INTERNATIONAL LAW IN PEACETIME A. The United...
Assassination & Targeted Killing - a Historical and Post-Bin Laden Legal Analysis
January 1, 2012... F. Recent Targeted Killing Policy and President Barack Obama's Expanded Drone Attacks In many ways, the Obama administration has not only followed in the footsteps of President Bush, but has ushered in an even more aggressive targeted killing campaign against terrorist leadership. As early...
Justice Delayed, Not Denied: Statutory Limitations and Human Rights Crimes
January 1, 2012... TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION II. THE MORAL CASE FOR MAKING HUMAN RIGHTS CRIMES IMPRESCRIPTIBLE III. IMPRESCRIPTIBILITY OF GENOCIDE, CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, AND WAR CRIMES IV. IMPRESCRIPTIBILITY OF OTHER HUMAN RIGHTS CRIMES? A. American Convention of Human...
Justice Delayed, Not Denied: Statutory Limitations and Human Rights Crimes
January 1, 2012... IV. IMPRESCRIPTIBILITY OF OTHER HUMAN RIGHTS CRIMES? As this section will demonstrate, a number of human rights treaties, as interpreted by their principal oversight mechanisms, obligate states to remove statutes of limitations for the prosecution and punishment of human rights crimes that...
