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4 The above-mentioned Kirill Bogdanov, a researcher at the Department of Manuscripts and Documents of the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts of the Russian Academy of Sciences

This raises the question of whether lower domestic court judges of developing post-colonial States, themselves not so experienced in determining complex International Law

Because Article 38(1)(d) of the Statute of the International Court of Justice contemplates a significant role for judicial decisions of national courts in identification of rules

After addressing the distinction between ex-ante regulation (e.g. through the definition of net neutrality rules) and ex-post regulation (e.g. by means of competition

In fact, as Frederic Mégret rightly observed, ‘few causes have marked the modern development of international law as much as the abolition of slavery.’1 The prohibition

Beyond the ap- parent complexity and unruly nature of contemporary transnational rule making, we search for those structuring dimensions and regularities that frame

Late in the 70s of the last century, a research team at Kuibyshev Aviation Institute headed by professor V.A. Soifer actively collaborated with partners from the Institute of