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International claims : postwar French practice

Weston, Burns H. - 1971 - 1. ed.

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The Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States and the deprivation of foreign-owned wealth

Weston, Burns H. - In: American journal of international law 75 (1981) 3, pp. 437-475

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International law and the deprivation of foreign wealth : a framework for future inquiry

Weston, Burns H. - In: Virginia law review 54 (1968) 6, pp. 1069-1134

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International law and the deprivation of foreign wealth : a framework for future inquiry

Weston, Burns H. - In: Virginia law review 54 (1968) 7, pp. 1265-1354

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Education for human survival : an immediate world priority

Weston, Burns H. - In: Environment and society in transition : world priorities, (pp. 115-125). 1975

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Toward nuclear disarmament and global security : a search for alternatives

Weston, Burns H. (ed.); Hawbaker, Thomas A. (contributor); … - 1984

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Regional human rights regimes : a comparison and appraisal

Weston, Burns H.; Lukes, Robin Ann; Hnatt, Kelly M. - In: Vanderbilt journal of transnational law 20 (1987) 4, pp. 585-637

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Child labor and human rights : making children matter

Weston, Burns H. (contributor) - 2005

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Banco Nacional de Cuba v. Sabbatino : new wine in old bottles

Dawson, Frank G.; Weston, Burns H. - In: The University of Chicago law review 31 (1963) 1, pp. 63-102

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The Betrayal of Human Rights and the Urgency of Universal Corporate Accountability : Reflections on a Post-Kiobel Lawscape

Grear, Anna - 2015

The search for mandatory international human rights law accountability for transnational corporations has long been one of the most challenging struggles facing human rights advocates and the victims of powerful rights-violating corporate actors alike. Reflecting on the extent to which the US...

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