Nearly three decades after the Falklands War, tensions between the UK and Argentina have resurfaced. The UK insists the Falkland Islands are rightfully the UK’s. The Argentine government maintains the islands, which it calls Las Malvinas, belong to it. But what are the details of each side’s legal, historical and geographical claims for ownership?
By Vanessa Barford
Source : BBC News
War, Peace and International Relations : an Introduction to Strategic History / Gray C.S., 2012
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Ethics and War : An Introduction / Lee, S.P., 2012
Ethics of War and Peace / Frowe, H., 2011
Philosophy of law is concerned with questions about the nature of law and concepts that structure law. It also deals with questions regarding the authority of the law and the role of law in society. Philosophy of law can be divided in several categories, such as analytical jurisprudence, normative jurisprudence, critical theories of law, sociological jurisprudence, theories of justice, natural law, legal positivism, and legal realism.
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Hugo Grotius Mare liberum / Robert Feenstra, Jeroen Vervliet, 1609-2009
Hugo de Groot: een leven in strijd om vrede / Henk Nellen, 2007
De iure belli ac pacis libri tres (1st state) / Hugo Grotius, 1625
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