Statistical Mechanics

By:

Sachs, I

Contributor(s):

Publication details: New York: Cambridge University Press, 2019.Description: xi, 334pISBN:

9780521143646

Subject(s):

Physics -- Statistical Mechanics

DDC classification:

530.13 SAC/E

Contents:

International law and international politics : old divides, new developments Moving forward? Assessing normative and legal progress in dealing with small arms Commentary : a world drowning in guns International terrorism, nonstate actors, and the logic of transnational mobilization : a perspective from international relations Crying war Preemption and exception : international law and the revolutionary power Commentary : convergence of international law and international relations in combating international terrorism : the role of the United Nations The guiding principles on internal displacement and the development of international norms Commentary : privately generated soft law in international governance The International Criminal Court and universal international jurisdiction : a return to first principles International humanitarian law : state collusion and the conundrum of jurisdiction Whose justice? Reconciling universal jurisdiction with democratic principles

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	General Books Science Library	Science Library, Sikkim University General Book Section				530.13 SAC/E (Browse shelf(Opens below))					Available			053958

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International law and international politics : old divides, new developments
Moving forward? Assessing normative and legal progress in dealing with small arms
Commentary : a world drowning in guns
International terrorism, nonstate actors, and the logic of transnational mobilization : a perspective from international relations
Crying war
Preemption and exception : international law and the revolutionary power
Commentary : convergence of international law and international relations in combating international terrorism : the role of the United Nations
The guiding principles on internal displacement and the development of international norms
Commentary : privately generated soft law in international governance
The International Criminal Court and universal international jurisdiction : a return to first principles
International humanitarian law : state collusion and the conundrum of jurisdiction
Whose justice? Reconciling universal jurisdiction with democratic principles

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