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March 9, 2014
Ukraine Insta-Symposium: The Crisis in Crimea--The Protection of Nationals Abroad and the Legality of Ukraine’s Possible Use of Force in Self-Defense
[Sina Etezazian is a PhD candidate at Monash Law School, researching the prerequisites for the exercise of self-defense in international law.] Although Russia has now distanced itself from the doctrine of the forcible protection of nationals abroad,...

March 9, 2014
Ukraine Insta-Symposium: Certain (Para-)Military Activities in the Crimea: Legal Consequences for the Application of International Humanitarian Law
[Remy Jorritsma (LL.M.) is a lecturer and teacher at the Department of International and European Law of Maastricht University.] This contribution intends to demonstrate that Ukraine and Russia are involved in an international armed conflict, trig...

March 8, 2014
Another Terrible Day for the OTP
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March 7, 2014
Ukraine Insta-Symposium: Ukraine Under International Law
[Mary Ellen O'Connell is the Robert and Marion Short Professor of International Law and Research Professor of International Dispute Resolution at Notre Dame School of Law.] Russian troop movements in Crimea have catapulted international law to the...

March 6, 2014
Does It Really Violate International Law for Crimea to Hold a Referendum on Secession?
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