April 2013
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Lawfare in Theory and Practice
Lawfare involves using the law as an instrument of power. In looking at this potentially dubious practice, we'll first look at its theoretical foundations. Then we'll focus on its alleged use. More on «Lawfare in Theory and Practice»
January 2013
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Killing War?
Despite fears that the end of the Cold War would usher in a new era of instability, fewer wars, fewer deaths and a decline in the legitimacy of political violence have led some to announce the ‘demise of war.’ But is this decline temporary or reflective of an increasingly peaceful world? More on «Killing War?»
April 2012
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The Future of Transnational Institutions and Organizations
How are transnational institutions wielding power in the world today? Should they 'enforce' the political behavior of others, or should they 'persuade' them with the power of their example? More on «The Future of Transnational Institutions and Organizations»
January 2012
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International Public Law in Action: The Application Phase
Following in the wake of our examination of human rights, our focus in this dossier is on international law. More on «International Public Law in Action: The Application Phase» -
Laying the Groundwork: The Definition, Scope and Roles of Human Rights
In this dossier we explore what human rights are, where they come from, and where they apply. We also look at the impact evolving norms, right and laws are having on specific institutions and on individuals in the international system. More on «Laying the Groundwork: The Definition, Scope and Roles of Human Rights» -
International Organizations: Required Adjustments and New Opportunities for Change
In this dossier, we examine the most important challenges International Organizations face today, as well as the reforms and opportunities for change they need to pursue. More on «International Organizations: Required Adjustments and New Opportunities for Change»
