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Helms-Burton and EC Regulation 2271—96

Shock Verdict: Nuclear war may or may not be Unlawful

The International Court in a Timorous Mood

Lockerbie—Changing the Rules During the Game

International Law and the Effects Doctrine in the European Court of Justice

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Unrecognised States and the European Court