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Volume 51

No. 4 • Mar, 2007

Legal and Political Aspects of Constitutional Amendment

Jimenez, Jacinto D.

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Terrorism

The Legal Concept of Terrorism and Its Implication Under International and Municipal Law

Candelaria, Sedfrey M., de Guzman, Vera, & Patdu, M.D., Ivy D.

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Sovereign Immunity

Sovereign Immunity vis-a-vis the Municipal Legal Remedy of Specific Performance

Dabu, Aimee Bernadette C.

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Citizenship

Dual Citizenship: A Legal Paradox

De Castro, Arturo M.

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International Criminal Court, International Criminal Law

The Rome Statute and Third States: Determining the Validity of the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court Over Third-State Nationals

Mancera, Ryan D.

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Maritime Terrorism, Terrorism on the High Seas, Criminal Law

Terrorism on the High Seas: Subsuming Certain Acts of Maritime Terrorism Under Piracy Jure Gentium

Ngochua, Patricia Cristina T. & Roxas-Del Castillo, Cynthia

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Indigenous Peoples

Self-Determination as "Defined" Under the United Nations Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Secession or Autonomy?

Tupaz, A. Edsel C.F.

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International Criminal Law

Is the Head of State Above International Law? The Applicability of Head of State Immunity to the Commission of International Core Crimes

Lopez, Joseph Anthony P.

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A Return to the Principle of Non-Refoulement: Re-Examining and Reconciling the Principle and Its Exceptions

Maalat, Yvanna D.L.

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Ratification of the Rome Statute at the Crossroads: Issues and Perspectives In Order to Render Philippine Courts Fully Competent to Prosecute Crimes Covered by the Rome Statute

Magante, Edzyl Josef

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Volume 51

No. 4 • Mar, 2007

Legal and Political Aspects of Constitutional Amendment

The Legal Concept of Terrorism and Its Implication Under International and Municipal Law

Sovereign Immunity vis-a-vis the Municipal Legal Remedy of Specific Performance

Dual Citizenship: A Legal Paradox

The Rome Statute and Third States: Determining the Validity of the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court Over Third-State Nationals

Terrorism on the High Seas: Subsuming Certain Acts of Maritime Terrorism Under Piracy Jure Gentium

Self-Determination as "Defined" Under the United Nations Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Secession or Autonomy?

Is the Head of State Above International Law? The Applicability of Head of State Immunity to the Commission of International Core Crimes

A Return to the Principle of Non-Refoulement: Re-Examining and Reconciling the Principle and Its Exceptions

Ratification of the Rome Statute at the Crossroads: Issues and Perspectives In Order to Render Philippine Courts Fully Competent to Prosecute Crimes Covered by the Rome Statute

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Volume 51

No. 4 • Mar, 2007

Legal and Political Aspects of Constitutional Amendment

The Legal Concept of Terrorism and Its Implication Under International and Municipal Law

Sovereign Immunity vis-a-vis the Municipal Legal Remedy of Specific Performance

Dual Citizenship: A Legal Paradox

The Rome Statute and Third States: Determining the Validity of the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court Over Third-State Nationals

Terrorism on the High Seas: Subsuming Certain Acts of Maritime Terrorism Under Piracy Jure Gentium

Self-Determination as "Defined" Under the United Nations Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Secession or Autonomy?

Is the Head of State Above International Law? The Applicability of Head of State Immunity to the Commission of International Core Crimes

A Return to the Principle of Non-Refoulement: Re-Examining and Reconciling the Principle and Its Exceptions

Ratification of the Rome Statute at the Crossroads: Issues and Perspectives In Order to Render Philippine Courts Fully Competent to Prosecute Crimes Covered by the Rome Statute

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