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... force in the community ; at need it uses force itself , and it denies to any other person or institution the right to use force except by the state's permission . This is very far from meaning that the state rests on force ; if it ...
... force in the community ; at need it uses force itself , and it denies to any other person or institution the right to use force except by the state's permission . This is very far from meaning that the state rests on force ; if it ...
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... force is the same whether we are thinking of its internal or its external activities . The state in its relation to other states is not mere ' puissance ' as Rousseau described it ; here again it uses force , but it does not rest on force ...
... force is the same whether we are thinking of its internal or its external activities . The state in its relation to other states is not mere ' puissance ' as Rousseau described it ; here again it uses force , but it does not rest on force ...
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... force by force , 10 or by a declaration that it regards the measures as war ; ( 4 ) that if it elects for war , its election has a retroactive effect , and the state of war arises on the commission of the first act of force . There can ...
... force by force , 10 or by a declaration that it regards the measures as war ; ( 4 ) that if it elects for war , its election has a retroactive effect , and the state of war arises on the commission of the first act of force . There can ...
Contents
The Basis of Obligation in International Law | 1 |
The Shortcomings of International Law | 68 |
Matters of Domestic Jurisdiction | 81 |
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