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Chapter II

Mr. Titus Komarnicki

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International law determines only the minimum obligations of neutrals toward belligerents. In this course, the author first examines neutrality in its classic and pure form and deals with the two principal features of neutrality: abstention and impartiality. Next, he addresses the questions of whether a state c…

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International law determines only the minimum obligations of neutrals toward belligerents. In this course, the author first examines neutrality in its classic and pure form and deals with the two principal features of neutrality: abstention and impartiality. Next, he addresses the questions of whether a state c…

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International law determines only the minimum obligations of neutrals toward belligerents. In this course, the author first examines neutrality in its classic and pure form and deals with the two principal features of neutrality: abstention and impartiality. Next, he addresses the questions of whether a state c…

Key concepts: Impartiality, Neutrality, Principal (computer security), State (computer science), Political science, Law, Law and economics, Sociology

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