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Abstract
The application of international humanitarian law by States is necessarily dependent on factors such as “interests” as well as certain “qualities” of States, such as size or wealth. Despite their contractual undertakings, nations fully apply the jus in bello under the terms of a particular formula. This article depicts this formula in a very rudimentary manner, positing that compliance is measureable and corresponds to a number which is derived by adding a State’s interests and qualities.
European Journal of Law Reform |
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Artikel | Is Compliance with International Humanitarian Law Susceptible to Logical Measurement? |
Keywords | International humanitarian law, interests, States, power |
Authors | Ilias Bantekas |
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