Vol. 1, No. 1 (2012), International Law Research

• • A Godless Constitution? Faith, Politics and Speech in the Bill of Rights of the United States
  • •  Herman Salton   
    • p1
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• • Abolishing Obsolete Crown Prerogatives Relating to: Martial Law, Conscription and Billeting
  • •  Graham McBain   
    • p13
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• • Globalization, Transnational Corporations and Human Rights – A New Paradigm
  • •  Jennifer Westaway   
    • p63
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• • International and National Legal Framework for Maritime Environment Protection in the Hellenic Legal Order
  • •  Korontzis Tryfon   
    • p73
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• • Business and Human Rights: Analysing Discursive Articulation of Stakeholder Interests to Explain the Consensus-based Construction of the ‘Protect, Respect, Remedy UN Framework’
  • •  Karin Buhmann   
    • p88
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• • Intellectual Property Rights and the WTO: Innovation Dynamics, Commercial Copyrights and International Governance
  • •  Oliver Budzinski   
    •  Katalin Monostori   
    • p102
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• • The Superiority or Integrity of Natural Law for Our Time
  • •  Nico Swartz   
    •  Obonye Jonas   
    • p119
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• • Absolute and Conditional Application of Jus Sanguinis
  • •  Sattar Azizi   
    •  Bijan Hajiazizi   
    •  Razieh Hassankhani   
    • p130
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• • Cultural Practices and Traditional Beliefs as Impediments to the Enjoyment of Women’s Rights in Nigeria
  • •  Agbonika Alewo   
    •  Matthew Olong   
    • p134
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• • Evidence Gathering: The Exclusionary Rule in China
  • •  Victoria Time   
    • p144
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