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Established in 1982, WILJ offers articles of scholarly and practical interest in various areas of international law.
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Jus Gentium Articles
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Visiting Staff: Volume 1
Articles: Colonizing and Decolonizing International Laws: Peace Treaties as Defense Mechanisms of Imperial Systems 1648-1952; Hyeonwoo Won Reinterpreting International Law: Is the Destruction of Cultural Properties Considered the ‘New’ War Crime? Yousef…
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Gap in Environmental Accountability for Imposing Trade Barriers to Low-carbon Energy Technologies
This article examines if the trade measures in one country hinder low carbon transition in another country, can and should the restriction-imposing country be accountable for the impact of the restriction.
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