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043558
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London, William Heinemann Ltd., 1971.
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vii, 235p.Hbk
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| 010080 | 915.1/TER 010080 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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032020
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London, George Allen and unwin Ltd, 1967.
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xviii, 877p.Hbk
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Far Eastern Politics in the Post-War Period
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| 003693 | 909.085/VIN 003693 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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133299
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2014.
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This article analyzes different traditions of nocturnal conviviality in 18th-century Istanbul and demonstrates their importance for social, political, and cultural life. The main argument is that the palace used the night to demonstrate its power in spectacles of light and to cultivate personal relations within the elite, both of which were crucial for a patrimonial government based on face-to-face interaction. Yet, it was exactly the reliance on such interaction that marked the limits of the palace's hold of the night. With the neighborhood gaze blinded by darkness, communal policing lost much of its effectiveness, leaving nocturnal social life largely concealed from the eyes of the authorities. Nighttime therefore offered opportunities for illicit modes of socialization and, at times, for subversive political action.
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099170
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2010.
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This article examines the implications of the World Trade Organization (WTO) China-Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement case for the relationship between human rights law and trade-related intellectual property law. It shows that, despite the theory whereby international trade law can spontaneously support the freedom of expression and possibly other human rights, the parties and the panel were, in practice, oblivious to the human rights context of the dispute. In the WTO, human rights considerations will be integrated with international trade law (and intellectual property law within it) only if a party makes explicit arguments to this effect, and a panel opts to consider such arguments on their merits, not through issue avoidance.
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027949
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Japan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1985.
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141p.pbk
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| 025913 | 952.048/JAP 025913 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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