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Research paper thumbnail of The First ASEAN-GCC Summit and More Diverse Interregional Cooperation

Connecting Ideas Blog United Nations University UNU-CRIS, 2024

The inaugural interregional summit between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and... more The inaugural interregional summit between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) shows both parties are determined to chart their own courses.
While it is too early to make any predictions as to how this new stream of interregional cooperation will impact or perhaps even modify power relations in the pursuit of international organisation, it is a significant development in global affairs.

Research paper thumbnail of The EU’s Response to Greenwashing

The EU’s Response to Greenwashing Trianon Scientific Communication Blog, 2024

The EU's "Greenwashing Directive" is designed to protect consumers from the deceptive practices o... more The EU's "Greenwashing Directive" is designed to protect consumers from the deceptive practices of greenwashing and ensure accurate and accessible information is available for decision-making. The Directive is part of the EU’s wider green agenda and will support the EU’s efforts regarding sustainability. The core idea behind the proposed Directive is ensuring transparency regarding the claims being made by ensuring such claims are based on accessible and verifiable evidence.

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: When Does War Become Crime? Aspects of the Criminal Case against Eric O., by Diede-Jan Dieben and Thom Dieben. (Nijmegen: Wolf Legal Publishers, 2005)

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: Judicial Reasoning under the Human Rights Act, by Helen Fenwick, Gavin Phillipson and Roger Masterman. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007)

Research paper thumbnail of Extremism in the Time of COVID-19

Social Science Research Network, Jul 15, 2020

Research paper thumbnail of Conclusion: Understanding How Terrorism Is Constructed

Research paper thumbnail of The contribution of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to the promotion and protection of democracy in international law

Research paper thumbnail of Democracy and the Promotion and Protection of Socio-Economic Rights

Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights in Action, 2007

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: Justice, Legitimacy and Self-Determination: Moral Foundations for International Law

Contemporary Political Theory, 2009

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: Yossi Shain and Aharon Klieman, Democracy: The Challenges Ahead (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1997, 237 pp.  45.00 hbk.)

Millennium - Journal of International Studies, 1998

Research paper thumbnail of Stopping the Smugglers: Proposals for an Additional Protocol to the World Health Organization's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control

Melbourne Journal of International Law, 2002

The members of the World Health Organization are currently engaging in extensive negotiations to ... more The members of the World Health Organization are currently engaging in extensive negotiations to find a way of controlling the global 'tobacco epidemic'. Central to the WHO's tobacco control efforts is a Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Tobacco smuggling is a major contributor to the global epidemic. This article examines the necessity of a proposed protocol on the suppression of smuggling to the Framework Convention and suggests essential elements for a model protocol.]

Research paper thumbnail of Regional Integration and the Promotion and Protection of Democracy: Lessons from Asean

In 2007 the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) celebrated its 40th anniversary as a ... more In 2007 the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) celebrated its 40th anniversary as a regional arrangement and in 2008 the organisation adopted the ASEAN Charter. ASEAN now finds itself at a major point in its development as it begins to move from a loose cooperation arrangement towards the furthering of legal integration and the increased involvement of the organisation in the process of governance. This process has been building for a number of years and took a major step with the 2006 Report of the Eminent Persons Group on the ASEAN Charter (ASEAN Charter Report) which set out a bold vision for the future of the organization and directly addressed a number of crucial issues regarding democratic governance in the region. The recommendations in the Report were substantial for the importance given to the promotion and protection of democracy and human rights in the context of preserving the social and cultural characteristics of the region based on the idea of a people-or...

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: Defining Terrorism in International Law , by Ben Saul. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006)

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: The Development of Positive Obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights by the European Court of Human Rights , by Alastair Mowbray. (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2004)

Research paper thumbnail of Dealing with International Crime at the Regional Level

The international community is currently witnessing the evolution of a substantive international ... more The international community is currently witnessing the evolution of a substantive international criminal justice system. For the most part, approaches to international criminal justice focus either on the state or on the possibilities of the International Criminal Court. What has been missing is attention to the regional level of analysis. This paper considers the potential of regional arrangements in the international criminal justice system. The view being asserted here is that regional arrangements possess a myriad of characteristics that place them in a unique position for effectively furthering a system for international criminal justice that is responsive and relevant to the varying needs and desires that exist in the international community.

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: Constitutional Law and National Pluralism , by Stephen Tierney. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004)

Research paper thumbnail of The contribution of the UDHR to the promotion and protection of democracy in international law

Research paper thumbnail of Cooperation and Conflict in the Promotion and Protection of Democracy by European Regional Organizations

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: The European Party Financing Regulation , by Hans Herbert von Amin and Martin Schurig. (Münster: LIT Verlag, 2004)

Research paper thumbnail of Germany: A 'Retreat' for Hezbollah

SSRN Electronic Journal

The Ministry of Interior’s Office for the Protection of the Federal Constitution explains that He... more The Ministry of Interior’s Office for the Protection of the Federal Constitution explains that Hezbollah is using Germany as a “retreat” (Ruckzugsraum). This characterisation is used to explain how Hezbollah, while not formally operating in Germany, has been able to conduct supportive actions—such as raising money, organising activities, recruiting members, and gathering information in support of its cause—while not facing any substantive scrutiny. The organisation is able to take advantage of the open society that exists in Germany in order to generate support for their actions and extremist ideology.

Research paper thumbnail of The First ASEAN-GCC Summit and More Diverse Interregional Cooperation

Connecting Ideas Blog United Nations University UNU-CRIS, 2024

The inaugural interregional summit between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and... more The inaugural interregional summit between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) shows both parties are determined to chart their own courses.
While it is too early to make any predictions as to how this new stream of interregional cooperation will impact or perhaps even modify power relations in the pursuit of international organisation, it is a significant development in global affairs.

Research paper thumbnail of The EU’s Response to Greenwashing

The EU’s Response to Greenwashing Trianon Scientific Communication Blog, 2024

The EU's "Greenwashing Directive" is designed to protect consumers from the deceptive practices o... more The EU's "Greenwashing Directive" is designed to protect consumers from the deceptive practices of greenwashing and ensure accurate and accessible information is available for decision-making. The Directive is part of the EU’s wider green agenda and will support the EU’s efforts regarding sustainability. The core idea behind the proposed Directive is ensuring transparency regarding the claims being made by ensuring such claims are based on accessible and verifiable evidence.

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: When Does War Become Crime? Aspects of the Criminal Case against Eric O., by Diede-Jan Dieben and Thom Dieben. (Nijmegen: Wolf Legal Publishers, 2005)

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: Judicial Reasoning under the Human Rights Act, by Helen Fenwick, Gavin Phillipson and Roger Masterman. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007)

Research paper thumbnail of Extremism in the Time of COVID-19

Social Science Research Network, Jul 15, 2020

Research paper thumbnail of Conclusion: Understanding How Terrorism Is Constructed

Research paper thumbnail of The contribution of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to the promotion and protection of democracy in international law

Research paper thumbnail of Democracy and the Promotion and Protection of Socio-Economic Rights

Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights in Action, 2007

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: Justice, Legitimacy and Self-Determination: Moral Foundations for International Law

Contemporary Political Theory, 2009

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: Yossi Shain and Aharon Klieman, Democracy: The Challenges Ahead (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1997, 237 pp.  45.00 hbk.)

Millennium - Journal of International Studies, 1998

Research paper thumbnail of Stopping the Smugglers: Proposals for an Additional Protocol to the World Health Organization's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control

Melbourne Journal of International Law, 2002

The members of the World Health Organization are currently engaging in extensive negotiations to ... more The members of the World Health Organization are currently engaging in extensive negotiations to find a way of controlling the global 'tobacco epidemic'. Central to the WHO's tobacco control efforts is a Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Tobacco smuggling is a major contributor to the global epidemic. This article examines the necessity of a proposed protocol on the suppression of smuggling to the Framework Convention and suggests essential elements for a model protocol.]

Research paper thumbnail of Regional Integration and the Promotion and Protection of Democracy: Lessons from Asean

In 2007 the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) celebrated its 40th anniversary as a ... more In 2007 the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) celebrated its 40th anniversary as a regional arrangement and in 2008 the organisation adopted the ASEAN Charter. ASEAN now finds itself at a major point in its development as it begins to move from a loose cooperation arrangement towards the furthering of legal integration and the increased involvement of the organisation in the process of governance. This process has been building for a number of years and took a major step with the 2006 Report of the Eminent Persons Group on the ASEAN Charter (ASEAN Charter Report) which set out a bold vision for the future of the organization and directly addressed a number of crucial issues regarding democratic governance in the region. The recommendations in the Report were substantial for the importance given to the promotion and protection of democracy and human rights in the context of preserving the social and cultural characteristics of the region based on the idea of a people-or...

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: Defining Terrorism in International Law , by Ben Saul. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006)

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: The Development of Positive Obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights by the European Court of Human Rights , by Alastair Mowbray. (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2004)

Research paper thumbnail of Dealing with International Crime at the Regional Level

The international community is currently witnessing the evolution of a substantive international ... more The international community is currently witnessing the evolution of a substantive international criminal justice system. For the most part, approaches to international criminal justice focus either on the state or on the possibilities of the International Criminal Court. What has been missing is attention to the regional level of analysis. This paper considers the potential of regional arrangements in the international criminal justice system. The view being asserted here is that regional arrangements possess a myriad of characteristics that place them in a unique position for effectively furthering a system for international criminal justice that is responsive and relevant to the varying needs and desires that exist in the international community.

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: Constitutional Law and National Pluralism , by Stephen Tierney. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004)

Research paper thumbnail of The contribution of the UDHR to the promotion and protection of democracy in international law

Research paper thumbnail of Cooperation and Conflict in the Promotion and Protection of Democracy by European Regional Organizations

Research paper thumbnail of Book Review: The European Party Financing Regulation , by Hans Herbert von Amin and Martin Schurig. (Münster: LIT Verlag, 2004)

Research paper thumbnail of Germany: A 'Retreat' for Hezbollah

SSRN Electronic Journal

The Ministry of Interior’s Office for the Protection of the Federal Constitution explains that He... more The Ministry of Interior’s Office for the Protection of the Federal Constitution explains that Hezbollah is using Germany as a “retreat” (Ruckzugsraum). This characterisation is used to explain how Hezbollah, while not formally operating in Germany, has been able to conduct supportive actions—such as raising money, organising activities, recruiting members, and gathering information in support of its cause—while not facing any substantive scrutiny. The organisation is able to take advantage of the open society that exists in Germany in order to generate support for their actions and extremist ideology.

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