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War (International law)

Overview

Works:	14 works in 14 publications in 14 languages

Titles

The 'war on terror' and the framework of international law by: (Electronic resources)

Cyberthreats = the emerging fault lines of the nation state / by: (Electronic resources)

The protection of cultural property in armed conflict by: (Electronic resources)

Confronting Global Terrorism and American Neo-Conservatism. = The Framework of a Liberal Grand Strategy. by: (Electronic resources)

Extraterritorial use of force against non-state actors by: (Electronic resources)

Human Rights, Intervention, and the Use of Force. by: (Electronic resources)

Essays on law and war at the fault lines by: (Electronic resources)

Weapons and the law of armed conflict by: (Electronic resources)

The law of command responsibility by: (Electronic resources)

War, torture and terrorism = rethinking the rules of international security / by: (Electronic resources)

Subjects

Security, International.

Military weapons- Law and legislation.

Prisoners of war- Legal status, laws, etc.

Terrorism.

War and emergency powers- United States.

Terrorism- Prevention.

Law.

Computer networks- Law and legislation

United States- Social policy- 1993-

Humanitarian law.

International criminal courts.

Conservatism.

War crime trials.

Cultural property- Protection (International law)

War on Terrorism, 2001- Law and legislation.

Non-state actors (International relations)

Exterritoriality.

Terrorism- Prevention.- United States

War on Terrorism, 2001-2009.

Art treasures in war.

Prisoners of war- Abuse of.

Nuclear weapons (International law)

Terrorists- Legal status, laws, etc.,- United States

Torture.

War on Terrorism, 2001- Law and legislation- United States.

Humanitarian intervention.

War crimes.

National security- Law and legislation- United States.

Intervention (International law)

War (International law)

Liberalism.

Civil rights- United States.

Transnational crime.

Combatants and noncombatants (International law)

Art thefts.

Public International Law.

Criminal liability (International law)

Human rights.

Genocide.

Political crimes and offenses.

Torture (International law)

Detention of persons- United States.

War victims- Legal status, laws, etc.

Executive power- United States.

War crimes- History.