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The Law of International Customs in the International Law
Law. Journal of the Higher School of Economics, 2016 The area of legal regulation related to customs norm formation isn’t clearly designated and sufficientlyexamined in the doctrine of international law. Also, there is no unified point of view on its title. A varietyof terms can be met in scientific studies.
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Why Do We Believe in the Second Law? [PDF]
, 2002 Claims of exceptions to the second law of thermodynamics are generally met with extreme skepticism that is quite reasonable given the great confidence placed in the second law. But what specifically is the basis for that confidence? The perspective from which we approach experimental or theoretical results that call into question the absolute status of
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Analogies between the cracking noise of ethanol-dampened charcoal and earthquakes [PDF]
Phys. Rev. Lett. 115, 025503 (2015), 2015 We report on an extensive characterization of the cracking noise produced by charcoal samples when dampened with ethanol. We argue that the evaporation of ethanol causes transient and irregularly distributed internal stresses that promote the fragmentation of the samples and mimic some situations found in mining processes.
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Groningen Journal of International Law, 2013 The articles focus on a wide range of specific topics, inter alia trafficking on the high seas, the detrimental effects that having been a victim of human trafficking can have in domestic criminal law cases, and the trafficking of human organs.
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The Meaning of ‘International Law’ [PDF]
The Open Law Journal, 2011 The status of 'international law' is examined critically. In the first section, the basis of (national) legislation is described. This consists of an inquiry into a credible meaning of 'natural law'. It is focused on the question of whether universal principles exist and, if so, of what kind. Section 2 deals with the issue of enforcement.
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Conservation laws for the Cattaneo heat propagation [PDF]
arXiv, 2013 In this work we determine for the Cattaneo heat propagation system all the supplementary balance laws (conservation laws) of the same order (zero) as the system itself and extract the constitutive relations (expression for the internal energy) dictated by the Entropy Principle.
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Groningen Journal of International Law, 2018 The use of drones is especially controversial given the overlap in this area between international humanitarian and human rights law. Traditionally, international law did not envisage the use of such weapons, whether as part of an armed conflict or not ...
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Efficiency and Productivity Evaluation of Healthcare Systems of Northern Europe and the Baltic Region [PDF]
Современная ЕвропаThe study aimedto estimate the efficiency of healthcare systems of Northern Europe and the Baltic region countries. The analytical tools of a two-stage Data Envelopment Analysis and Malmquist DEA are applied to assess the efficiency and changes in health
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International law and the rule of law [PDF]
Anali Pravnog fakulteta u Beogradu, 2016 The rule of law cannot achieve its main goal - the protection of individual freedom and well-being - without international law. The peculiar characteristics of international law and international legal order do not harm the rule of law. There is nothing inherent in international law that is an obstruction to the rule of law.
Bojan Tubic, Rodoljub Etinski
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, 2014 Traditionally, two kinds of law are distinguished. On one hand, there is national or domestic law, which deals with legal relations within the territory of a single state and with the organization of that state itself. On the other hand, there is international law (sometimes called “public international law”), which deals with the legal relations ...
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