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The Future Of Armed Conflicts: Outer Space As ‘Natural Environment’?

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The Galwan Valley Stand-off And Conflict Classification

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The Grass is Never Green in IHL: An Eco-Feminist Take on the Anthropocentric Laws of War [Part I]

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LAWS: The Gatling Gun of the 21st Century?

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