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The Enforcement of International Law

2019
There are many conflicts around the world that involve violations of international law (e.g. the civil war in Syria). However, unlike in the national systems, there is no centralized world enforcer. Therefore, a question arises whether in the current state of affairs international law can be enforced.
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Private Enforcement of Antitrust Law

2012
The notion of private enforcement assumes some kind of deviation from the general discipline, in order to incentivize judicial initiatives of private parties. European law does not contemplate any consistent proxy of a specific regime shaped after the goal of promoting private initiatives against breach of competition law.
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Law Enforcement Education

Criminology, 1967
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Enforcing WTO Law

2017
This contribution analyses the difference between the enforcement system provided for by the European Union legal system and the one set up by the World Trade Organisation. The reciprocal and bilateral nature of the WTO obligations and the possibility for the parties to a dispute to have recourse to negotiation (in ways not always foreseen and ...
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THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1912
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Enforcing the law

2018
Ian Scott, Ting Gong
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law, public enforcement of

2008
Mitchell Polinsky, Steven Shavell
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Photography in Law Enforcement

Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1931-1951), 1949
R. L. Holcomb, Charles E. O'Hara
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Law Enforcement

2009
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Law Enforcement Case Law

Criminal Justice Review, 1998
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