The Phenomenological Embodiment of International Lawyers: the Gaze at People Living âin This Corner of the Beautiful Worldâ

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Chapter 1 The Phenomenological Embodiment of International Lawyers: the Gaze at People Living âin This Corner of the Beautiful Worldâ

In: International Law as Constructive Resistance towards Peace and Justice

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Yota Negishi

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Series:Â International Law in Japanese Perspective, Volume: 16

Front Matter

Part 1 (De-)Constructive Resistance for Alterity in International Law

Part 2 (Re-)Constructing Peace and Justice in International Law

Part 3 Constructive Resistance in International Law from Below

Part 4 Constructive Resistance through International Legal Institutions

Part 5 Constructive Resistance in International Law by Sovereign States?

Back Matter

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