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Williamson, Myra - 2020

The Kuwait Nationality Law 1959 denies women the same rights as men to pass on their Kuwaiti citizenship to their children. Male Kuwaitis will automatically pass on their nationality to their children regardless of their choice of spouse, but the same is not true for Kuwaiti women. If a Kuwaiti...

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A Legal Cultural Analysis of Microtrade

Picker, Colin B. - 2015

As a new international economic policy, microtrade will face a whole host of issues, including potential legal cultural obstacles. Those legal cultural issues will arise as a result of the different and sometimes conflicting legal cultures of the varied participants within the different fora and...

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Decolonizing International Law : Development, Economic Growth and the Politics of Universality

Pahuja, Sundhya - 2011

expanding domain of international intervention into the Third World. This thesis asks why this is so, taking seriously the idea … universal applicability which has inspired attempts by the Third World to use international law as a site of political struggle …. This project has made the idea(l) of self government in the Third World illusory and vulnerable to capture by rent …

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Constitutionalism, Legal Reform, and the Economic Development of Palestinian Women

Wing, Adrien K. - 2008

The purpose of this article is to discuss the current status of one resilient group of women - Palestinians. Their economic and social development has been hindered by disparate treatment in all facets of their lives from both internal and external factors involving the intertwining of customary...

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Can International Law Survive a Rising China?

Chesterman, Simon - 2021

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Developing countries, trade, and human rights : free trade agreements, development needs, and the European Union's generalized system of preferences

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Makroökonomische Aspekte der geplanten EU-Richtlinie über Verbraucherkredite : eine kritische Analyse

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Financial harmonization and industrial growth : evidence from the European Union

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The Rise of China and International Human Rights Law

Ahl, Björn - 2016

This study focuses on the Universal Periodic Review of the United Nations Human Rights Council in order to investigate the impact of China's official human rights position on international human rights discourses. China's Review, including its National Report, the Chinese Government's reactions...

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