Alfred P. Rubin

Essays

The Dayton Accord presumes that the UNSC has the legal authority to act in cases of internal conflict and that the international legal order of separate states allows a community of nations to enforce international law.

The argument against ratification of the whole UNCLOS seems to be overwhelming, but for reasons that have not been fully argued in public.

The idea of an international criminal court is supported by many people and now has moved from the lobbying of lawyers and moralists to an area of practical action.

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May 25, 2012