Naval Law Review. Volume 60, 2010
Partial contents: CONTROLLING THE USE OF FORCE IN CYBERSPACE: THE APPLICATION OF THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT DURING A TIME OF FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE IN THE NATURE OF WARFARE, UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL LAW APPLIED IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN: FRUSTRATING THE BALANCE OF THE LAW OF THE SEA, NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY, A...
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| Online Access: | http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA563666 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA563666 |
| Summary: | Partial contents: CONTROLLING THE USE OF FORCE IN CYBERSPACE: THE APPLICATION OF THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT DURING A TIME OF FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE IN THE NATURE OF WARFARE, UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL LAW APPLIED IN THE ARCTIC OCEAN: FRUSTRATING THE BALANCE OF THE LAW OF THE SEA, NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY, AND INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION EFFORTS, THE SHIPBOARD PANDORA S BOX: THE OPERATIONAL REALITY THAT AN EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY EXISTS IN ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ABOARD NAVAL VESSELS, FEDERAL COURT OR MILITARY COMMISSION: THE LEGAL DILEMMA POSED BY THOSE CHARGED WITH TERRORIST VIOLENCE, RETIRING A POLLUTING FLEET: THE UNIQUE LEGAL CHALLENGES AND ENVIRONMENTAL HURDLES TO SUISUN BAY NON-RETENTION VESSEL DISPOSAL, TOWARD A NEW BEGINNING WITH THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, WHEN RUF GETS ROUGH IT LOOKS LIKE R2P: COMPARING MICRO-LEVEL RULES FOR USE OF FORCE IN POST-CONFLICT COUNTRIES CHALLENGED BY ETHNIC, TRIBAL, AND CULTURAL VIOLENCE TO MACRO-LEVEL CONCEPTS OF HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION AND RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT, THE LIMITS OF POWER: THE END OF AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM, WIRED FOR WAR: THE ROBOTICS REVOLUTION AND CONFLICT IN THE 21ST CENTURY. |
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