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Category: Blog

EXAMINING ARGUMENTS IN FAVOUR OF REFORMING THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL TO IMPROVE LEGITIMACY AND REPRESENTATION

8 October 20218 October 2021 By: Dublin LPR

Aditya Khurana, Dublin City University The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) was formed in 1945 and is one of the six main organs of the

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ETHNIC IMBALANCE IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION: CAUSE OF CONCERN?

16 August 202111 August 2021 By: Dublin LPR

Reconstructing WIPO’s Arbitration Framework to Protect Art and Cultural Heritage: A case for Ethnic Balance Authors Ishan Khare & Pratyush NigamInstitutional affiliation: National University of

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JUVENILE JUSTICE AND PROSECUTION: THE USA’S IDEA OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

11 August 202111 August 2021 By: Dublin LPR

Authors Sri Hari Mangalam and Simran Upadhyaya Introduction A separate and individual juvenile justice system has existed in the United States for over a century,

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Analysing the ‘Server Test’ Defence in Copyright Cases: A Harmful or a Beneficial Alliance for the Creative Community?

30 June 202130 June 2021 By: Dublin LPR

Simran Upadhyaya,West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Sri Hari Mangalam, West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Introduction Visual arts lies at the heart

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A Framework for Expanded American Support for UN Peacekeeping

31 May 202131 May 2021 By: Dublin LPR

By Cameron Olbert “The (United Nations) Secretariat building in New York has 38 stories. If it lost ten stories, it wouldn’t make a bit of

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Call for Abstracts

9 February 20219 February 2021 By: Dublin LPR

(IM)MIGRATION LAW & POLICY Are you researching migration law or policies? Would you like to present your research? Call for Abstracts An estimated 258 million

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HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION VS INTERNATIONAL COURTS AND TRIBUNALS: WHICH IS MORE EFFECTIVE AT PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS?

8 February 20214 February 2021 By: Dublin LPR

Author: Emily Tennant Following the human rights violations which occurred during World War 2 (hereinafter referred to as “WW2”), multiple international courts have been established

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In Conversation with Professor Sally J. Kenney

3 February 20213 February 2021 By: Dublin LPR

Politics, Gender, and Intersectionality.     Appointed in 2010, Professor Sally J. Kenney is the Newcomb College Endowed Chair, Executive Director of the Newcomb Institute, and Professor

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PRE-TRIAL DETENTION IN THE TIMES OF COVID 19- ON BALANCING THE SCALES OF SECURITY AND SAFETY

26 October 202026 October 2020 By: Dublin LPR

Autors: Vijaya Singh Gautam & Shreya Chandhok From living in large dormitories, to sharing cells with poor ventilation, eating in common rooms, to sharing toilet

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Champagne producers agree to reduce harvest, is this legal under EU competition law?

24 September 202024 September 2020 By: Dublin LPR

Author: Fay Kartner, article representing personal views of the author. Champagne producers agreed to reduce harvest in order to decrease production and raise prices. As

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