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|  Human Rights Obligations of Non-State Actors (2006) | |
| Book by Andrew Clapham, published March 2006, Oxford University Press, which seeks to develop an understanding of the importance of human rights accountability for corporations, international organisations, multilateral development banks, multinational peace-keeping operations, rebel groups and even for individuals. |
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| Lawless World: International Law after 9/11 and Iraq | |
| Philippe Sands lecture paper for the 2005 Annual Mishcon Lecture at UCL |
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| Legality of Use of Force (Yugoslavia v Canada) (1999-2004) | |
| The case was brought before the International Court of Justice by the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) contending that NATO's Operation Allied Force had constituted a breach of International law. James Crawford SC appeared as counsel for Canada. |
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| The Future of UN Human Rights Treaty Monitoring (2000) | |
| The book examines the strengths and weaknesses of the monitoring systems that are in place to ensure the effective implementation of human rights treaties by ratifying States. It provides recommendations as to how the system can be improved to better protect fundamental rights. The book is co-edited by James Crawford SC. |
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| Lawless World | |
| Published in February 2005 by Allen Lane / Penguin Books, the subtitle of this book by Philippe Sands QC is "America and the Making and Breaking of Global Rules". |
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| Bowett's Law of International Institutions | |
| The book examines the law governing global institutions such as the United Nations and the World Trade Organization. It also analyses the functions of international courts and tribunals, and sets out some of the joint challenges facing international and regional entities. The 5th revised edition is co-written by Philippe Sands QC. |
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| Memorandum on International Law and the Use of Force | |
| The memorandum was submitted in conjunction with Philippe Sands QC giving evidence before the House of Commons Select Committee on Foreign Affairs. It looks at the prohibition of the United Nations Charter of the use of force, and examines the Charter exceptions to this prohibition. |
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| Principles of International Environmental Law | |
| Philippe Sands QC's book provides a comprehensive insight into the principles of International Environmental Law. This 2nd edition includes the recent developments within this area of law. |
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| The International Law Commission's Articles on State Responsibility | |
| The ILC's Articles on State Responsibility were completed in 2001, and are considered to be a major advancement towards the codification of State responsibility in international law. In addition to containing the full text of the Articles, this book also has commentaries on the individual Articles by James Crawford SC. |
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| International Criminal Law and the Current Development of Public International Law | |
| Christine Chinkin is the author of the chapter entitled Feminist Reflections on International Criminal Law. |
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| International Law as an Open System - Selected Essays | |
| James Crawford SC is the author of this book on International law. |
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| From Nuremberg to the Hague: The Future of International Criminal Justice | |
| This collection of essays is based on five lectures organised by Matrix and the Wiener Library between April and June 2002. The essays examine the development of international criminal law from the Nuremberg process up to the present. Philippe Sands QC is the editor, and has also contributed essays along with Cherie Booth QC and Andrew Clapham. |
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| Mending the Web: Universal Jurisdiction, Humanitarian Intervention and the Abrogation of Immunity by the Security Council | |
| Jonathan Marks is the author of this article published in Columbia Journal of Transnational Law. |
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