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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
Debates about the role and relevance of international law in contemporary world have acquired new intensity in light of the US-UK coalition's decision to invade Iraq in March 2003 without a clear legal basis. Some have interpreted the lack of compliance in this case as proof of irrelevance of the UN Charter use of force paradigm, while others have ...
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Debates about the role and relevance of international law in contemporary world have acquired new intensity in light of the US-UK coalition's decision to invade Iraq in March 2003 without a clear legal basis. Some have interpreted the lack of compliance in this case as proof of irrelevance of the UN Charter use of force paradigm, while others have ...
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2021
This chapter discusses how the process of dependent development produces specific traits in East European politics, and how these come to work in the relation between limited middle class development and middle class politics. Then it asks how these characteristics relate to Western middle class formation as the paradigmatic reference point of the idea
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This chapter discusses how the process of dependent development produces specific traits in East European politics, and how these come to work in the relation between limited middle class development and middle class politics. Then it asks how these characteristics relate to Western middle class formation as the paradigmatic reference point of the idea
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MODERN KAZAKHSTAN. INTERNAL POLITICAL SITUATION AND INTERESTS OF EXTERNAL POLITICAL FORCES
RSUH/RGGU Bulletin. Series Political Sciences. History. International RelationsThe article considers both the internal political situation and the interests of other countries in Kazakhstan. The author expresses an opinion that after the January events of 2022, the current president of Kazakhstan began to get rid of the political influence of the first president of the republic. Now all the power in the country is concentrated in
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The international regulation of the use of force:
Leiden Journal of International Law, 2009AbstractThe difficulty in identifying the contours of the international regulation of the use of force is not merely the product of the highly politicized character of this area of international law, let alone of the divide between theory and practice.
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Legitimacy of Use of Force in Islamic International Law: The Legal-Political Legacies
2021This chapter offers a critical account of the development of Islamic international law from legal historical milestones. It analyses the use of force provisions of Islamic international law and their use and abuse by both state and non-state actors alike at the state level and at the inter-state level. It demonstrates how Islamic law has been tried and
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The Use of Force in International Politics: Four Revolutions
2016This selection outlines four critical changes in the purposes and uses of armed force that we have seen over the last half-century. These “revolutions” include the dramatic decline in the incidence of inter-state war, the de-legitimization of conquest, the new norm requiring international community approval of the use of force, and changes in the ...
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Force in modern societies: Its place in international politics: Foreword
The Adelphi Papers, 1973(1973). Force in modern societies: Its place in international politics: Foreword. The Adelphi Papers: Vol. 13, Force in Modern Societies: Its Place in International Politics Papers from the IISS 15th Annual Conference, pp. 1-1.
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Modeling International Crises and the Political Use of Military Force by the USA
Journal of Peace Research, 2000While the literature on the political use of military force by the USA has undergone tremendous growth in recent years, one crucial feature of this foreign policy activity has not been modeled - the conditions that give rise to the crises that precipitate a use of force.
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Forced Migration in Southeast Asia: International Politics and the Reordering of State Power
Asian and Pacific Migration Journal, 2006This essay explores a revisionist argument about the nature and direction of conflict and refugee movements in Southeast Asia during the Cold War and thereafter. By focusing more systematic attention on processes of national integration in post-colonial state and society, this essay provides an important corrective to perspectives that privilege Cold ...
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