International Law as Law of the Land: Another Constitutional Constraint on Use of Nuclear Weapons.
Martin Feinrider
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Martin Feinrider
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Concern now focuses on the threat to humankind posed by nuclear weapons to an extent not seen since the days of the Ban-the-Bomb movement of the 1950s.
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Concern now focuses on the threat to humankind posed by nuclear weapons to an extent not seen since the days of the Ban-the-Bomb movement of the 1950s.
Key concepts: Law, Constraint (computer-aided design), Political science, Constitutional law, Law of the land, Law and economics, Economics, Mathematics