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Custom as a Source of International Law*
British Yearbook of International Law, 1976The attitude of international lawyers towards customary international law is somewhat similar; they invoke rules of customary international law every day, but they have great difficulty in agreeing on a definition of customary international law. This chapter deals with the relationship between treaties and custom.
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Abstract This chapter examines racial discrimination and civil rights law in the Midwest during the nineteenth century. Looking to state constitutions, state laws, and litigation, the chapter examines how Black Midwesterners faced racial discrimination in both law and practice prior to the Civil War, especially owing to the region’s ...
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From Paper to Pixels: Jordan’s Journey Towards Digital Customs Excellence
Global Trade and Customs JournalObjectives: This study examines the impact of information technology on the legal aspects of Jordanian customs operations and the adequacy of the legislation governing the transition to electronic customs administration.
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2000
Abstract A widely held interpretation of early Scandinavian society has been that it was based on clans (Sw. iitter), in the sense of descent groups that were responsible for many of the functions that were later taken over by kings and the Church.
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Abstract A widely held interpretation of early Scandinavian society has been that it was based on clans (Sw. iitter), in the sense of descent groups that were responsible for many of the functions that were later taken over by kings and the Church.
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