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In this report, Vijay Padmanabhan argues that the United States should dissuade ICC member states from making institutional changes that further complicate U.S. cooperation.

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"For 30 days the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) took no action to alert the world of the impending danger of a deadly new disease. It was thirty days that shook the world. A Marxist-Leninist regime that was built on the bodies of 60 million Chinese since its founding in 1949 lied to the world and repressed medical doctors who tried to warn of a new highly-contagious virus"--

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"The description for this book, How to Do Things with International Law, will be forthcoming. "--

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Offers a fresh appraisal of the 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea's merits and pitfalls in light of geopolitical seascape.

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At the end of the Second World War the victorious Allies began unprecedented proceedings against those leading Nazis who had been captured. The trial that followed was conducted in four languages and involved over 400 sessions of open court....

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A resource for understanding the complexities of ocean and coastal law and policy. It covers the full array of issues involved - from maritime jurisdiction and boundaries to water quality protection to fisheries management and marine mammal protection to offshore energy development and climate change. Each chapter addresses the state of the law.

(Hardback)