This chapter explores resistance to non-discrimination law by analyzing the political issues raised by tracking the borders of the political “us.” Through the prism of
a comparative analysis of France and the Netherlands, we investigate convergence and divergence surrounding the content and implementation of non-discrimination law. [...]
International audience ; Law has been considered in the approach of economics and sociology of conventions (EC/SC) as a tool enabling the actors to consolidate the regularity
they aim for in their coordination. A first part presents the specific perspective on law that EC/SC develops, renewing institutionalist approaches in economics and [...]
Contemporary international humanitarian law, as it is known today, classifies all armed conflicts into two basic groups, namely, the international and the non-international
one. A deep-rooted view that the law of armed conflicts is applicable only in the cases of inter-state wars has been slowly abandoned over time – firstly by Article [...]
One of the first steps in the process of settlement of international disputes before an arbitration tribunal or a national court, after detrermination of their jurisdiction,
is to english the substantive law governing the dispute. In cases when such disputes relate to documentary credits, the question aries if the Uniform Customs and [...]
