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- 2004005410 description "Beyond positivism : denial of Kurdish self-determination -- Imperial attitude toward the Suez Canal -- Disregard for international law in the evolution towards the formation of the state of Israel -- Lack of enforcement of international law and the abandonment of Palestinian refugees -- Selective enforcement of international law : the Security Council and its varied responses to a decade of aggression (1980-90) -- Punitive in extremis : United Nations' Iraqi sanctions -- Internalizing the requirements of international law : perpetual states of emergency in Egypt and Syria -- A stream apart : peaceful settlements in the Middle East.".
- 2004005410 tableOfContents "Beyond positivism : denial of Kurdish self-determination -- Imperial attitude toward the Suez Canal -- Disregard for international law in the evolution towards the formation of the state of Israel -- Lack of enforcement of international law and the abandonment of Palestinian refugees -- Selective enforcement of international law : the Security Council and its varied responses to a decade of aggression (1980-90) -- Punitive in extremis : United Nations' Iraqi sanctions -- Internalizing the requirements of international law : perpetual states of emergency in Egypt and Syria -- A stream apart : peaceful settlements in the Middle East.".