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Thomas D’haeninck
,
Jan Vandersmissen
,
Gita Deneckere
, and
Christophe Verbruggen

above the concerns of particular nations. The term ‘global’ is also associated with the growing importance of actors beyond governmental or intergovernmental organisations and agencies, for example the media, internationally influential foundations, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and transnational corporations. 95 The work of contemporary players of ‘global’ stature such as the

in Medical histories of Belgium
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Hepburn Sacha

employers were White British citizens. To gather a broader range of perspectives on domestic service, I also conducted a small number of interviews with relatives of domestic workers, trade union officials, and staff from ‘maid centre’ employment agencies and relevant intergovernmental organisations (IGOs) and NGOs. 80 Most interviews were conducted in Lusaka, but I also carried

in Home economics
Bilge Firat

Joost Lips (1547–1606), Justus Lipsius – ‘just lips’ – has been the punchline of much ridicule of the Council’s work. Sitting at the top of the EU’s political hierarchy, the Council underscores the Union’s intergovernmentalism. As in every intergovernmental organisation, negoti­ations between heads of state and governments require early preparation and careful negotiation of conflict and compromise. Scholars have long observed a shift away from high-level, on-the-spot deal-making by heads of government at the European Council, towards low-level preparatory

in Diplomacy and lobbying during Turkey’s Europeanisation

Greenpeace (in the first opinion) and the WWF (in both opinions). The ITLOS stated, however, that while not part of the case file, the statements would be placed on its website and also transmitted to the States parties, relevant intergovernmental organisations and the ISA (in the case of the 2011 Opinion) and the SRFC (in the case of the 2015 Opinion). 62 Annex VII tribunals

in The law of the sea
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Leslie C. Green

Liberation Organisations recognised by the regional Intergovernmental Organisations concerned’, Final Act 1977, Schindler and Toman, 699. The PLO actually appended its signature to the Final Act. 46 The fact that a person is a member of the forces of a state establishes his right to be treated as a prisoner of war

in The contemporary law of armed conflict
Leslie C. Green

other’. 63 See, e.g., Final Act of the Diplomatic Conference on the Reaffirmation and Development of Humanitarian Law in Armed Conflicts, which produced the two Protocols: ‘National Liberation Movements recognised by the Regional Intergovernmental Organisation concerned and invited by the Conference

in The contemporary law of armed conflict
Peace-building in south-eastern Europe
Emil Kirchner
and
James Sperling

European Commission and the European Parliament, SEE countries, regional neighbouring countries, the US, Russia, as well as most of the major regional intergovernmental organisations such as the OSCE and the Council of Europe. Its aims have since been modified and the process has been made responsible for inter-parliamentary relations under the SP. The EU complemented the Royaumont Process with a so-called Regional

in EU security governance
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Labour non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and the citizenship challenge
Małgorzata Jakimów

, businesses and representatives of intergovernmental organisations (IOs)) and four Chinese academics. Apart from the formal, semi-structured, and mostly recorded interviews, I also conducted many informal face-to-face conversations, interviews over social media, and maintained correspondence with NGO leaders, migrant workers coming to these NGOs, FAs and academics in China – in some cases long after I had finished my participant observation part of the fieldwork – which brings the total number of interviews to around a hundred. The cities of Beijing

in China’s citizenship challenge
Hilary Charlesworth
and
Christine Chinkin

committed by States, intergovernmental organisations or non-state actors, including private persons and armed groups, remains pervasive in all countries of the world, with high levels of impunity’. CEDAW General Recommendation 35 (14 July 2017) UN Doc CEDAW/C/GC/35. 19 Ibid

in The boundaries of international law
Hilary Charlesworth
and
Christine Chinkin

violations. 150 Her allegations were supported by the abundant information contained in reports of intergovernmental organisations and NGOs of rapes by security forces in Peru as part of their campaign to intimidate, humiliate and punish civilians suspected of collaborating with insurgents. Such rapes were committed with impunity and the Commission noted that there were no effective domestic remedies within

in The boundaries of international law