At yesterday’s post-Cabinet press conference, Prime Minister John Key indicated that the government is waiting for a Crown law office opinion on Justice Forrest Miller’s High Court ruling on the approval process for the Crafar Farms deal with the Chinese, before deciding on its next step. Like most observers, Key expressed surprise at the Overseas Investment Office’s initial confidence that the matter could be sorted out in ‘only a few days’. On current indications, the Crown Law Office opinion and any public sign of what law change, if any, the government might pursue could be a week away, or more.
Source : Gordon Campbell
Clausewitz and Contemporary War / Echevarria, A.J., 2007
Ethics of War and Peace / Frowe, H., 2011
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War and Peace in Islam : A Critique of Islamic/ist Political Discourses / Farid Mirbagheri, S.M., 2012
The spectacular fast developments in aircraft technology in the beginning of the 20th century, made law-making necessary in this new field of transportation, in peace and in war.
In 1910 the first conference on an international air law code took place in Paris. (See P.Fauchille, Le régime juridique des aérostats (1911)
International air law now deals with many topics, such transport responsibility, safety of passengers, airplanes and luggage, airport-regulations, hijacking, air pollution, and aerial warfare.
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De ivre belli ac pacis libri tres (3rd state) / Hugo Grotius, 1625
Hugo Grotius Mare liberum / Robert Feenstra, Jeroen Vervliet, 1609-2009
Grotiana / H.W. Blom, Grotiana Foundation, 1980-...
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