The transformation of occupied territory in international law, by Andrea Carcano

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The transformation of occupied territory in international law, by Andrea Carcano

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by Andrea Carcano

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• The transformation of occupied territory in international law

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• Leiden, Brill Nijhoff, 2015

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• ©2015

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 459-503) and index

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Editorial Foreword -- Foreword (G. Abi-Saab) -- Preface -- Select List of Abbreviations -- Table of Cases -- Introduction -- 1. Scope of the research -- 2. Some issues of methodology -- Chapter 1 International Law and Transformative Occupation: A Historical Perspective -- 1. Occupation as conquest and exploitation -- 2. Occupation as control and administration of territory -- 3. Occupation as transformation -- 4. Occupation as implementation of a 'humanitarian agenda': the Geneva Convention IV and Additional Protocol I -- 5. Conclusion -- Chapter 2 International Law and Transformative Occupation: Contemporary Challenges -- 1. The development of the international law applicable to an occupation -- 2. Some contemporary arguments for transformative occupation -- 3. Conclusion -- Chapter 3 The Occupation of Iraq (2003<U+0127> �5) -- 1. Chronology of key events -- 2. The legal status of the Coalition Forces in Iraq in April 2003 -- 3. The status of the Coalition Forces during the looting of Baghdad -- 4. The role of the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance -- 5. The Coalition Provisional Authority -- 6. Security Council Resolution 1483: framing the role of the main actors in the Iraqi crisis -- 7. Conclusion -- Chapter 4 Occupation as Transformation: The Practice of the CPA -- 1. The dismantling of Saddam Hussein's regime -- 2. The duty to restore 'conditions of security and stability' -- 3. The administration and reform of the judicial system -- 4. The political and constitutional process to transform Iraq into a democracy -- 5. The transformation of the Iraqi economy -- 6. Conclusion -- Chapter 5 The Democratisation of Iraq after the Demise of the CPA -- 1. The legal effects of the CPA's legislation after its demise -- 2. The formation of the Interim Government -- 3. The content and effects of Resolution 1546 -- 4. The scholarly debate -- 5. Towards full sovereignty: the practice of the elected Iraqi governments -- 6. The Withdrawal of the Multinational Force -- 7. Conclusion -- Chapter 6 International Law and Transformative Occupation after Iraq -- 1. Break from or continuum with the past? -- 2. The occupation of Iraq as precedent -- Bibliography -- Index

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24 cm.

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xxx, 539 pages

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9789004227873

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u317128

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(OCoLC)927292786