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Politics, the rule of law, and the role of the crime of aggression:A Response to koh and buchwald

Regulation of the international bench

The Crime of Aggression, Humanity, and the Soldier

Bombs, ballots, and coercion: The madrid bombings, electoral politics, and terrorist strategy

Translating the standard of effective control into a system of effective accountability: How liability should be apportioned for violations of human rights by member state troop contingents serving as United Nations peacekeepers

Killings at srebrenica, effective control, and the power to prevent unlawful conduct

Public power and preventive responsibility: Attributing the wrongs of international joint ventures

War and Peace in Rwanda

Dual attribution in the context of military operations

Why have we criminalized aggressive war?

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