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The "bush doctrine" and preemptive strike - a new approach in the right of self-defense?
Throughout the history of international law, there have always been acts of aggression, wars, and threats carried out by one state against another, directed against the territory or sovereignty of states, or against other protected interests. Even though there have been several attempts to restrict...
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Centre for Law and Society
2026
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