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Ius cogens has been a subject of great interest in international law studies. But the inquiry into the collision between peremptory norms has been virtually non-existent. This book aims at addressing this particular doctrinal gap. Antinomies between ius cogens norms may arise in the conflicting simultaneous application of the peremptory norms on human rights, the non-use of force and self-determination. In order to determine how norms of ius cogens might be applied in situations of normative conflict - either apparent or real ones -, the author suggests the use of “weighing and balancing” techniques. After analysing the main theories on the issue, and describing the most commonly accepted peremptory norms in current international law, this work approaches the problem of antinomies between peremptory norms by applying “weighing and balancing” techniques to two case studies. First, the apparent conflict between the prohibition of the use of force and the prohibition of the most serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, as embodied in the notion of “humanitarian intervention”. Second, the real conflict between the prohibition of the use of force and the right to self-determination as conveyed by a hypothetical Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement entailing the partial cession of occupied territories. Norms of ius cogens are known for regulating sensitive and highly axiological matters, as shown by these two case studies. As a result, finding answers to the problem of conflicting peremptory norms is important not only as regards the doctrinal advancement in the field of international law, but also for the purpose of reaching lawful solutions to central concerns of the international community at large.

Jus cogens --- Droit international --- Antinomie --- Hiérarchie des normes juridiques --- Völkerrecht --- zwingendes Recht --- Geltungsbereich(allgemein) --- Norm --- E-books

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Nowadays, compact fluorescent lamps are widely-used in general lighting applications. However, they still struggle with acceptance problems due to the hazardous mercury, which serves as the radiant component inside the lamp. The presented work deals with the development of a mercury-free, electrodeless, low pressure plasma based on a molecular filling and driven by microwaves, which may represent a viable alternative to the conventional CFLs.

Lighting. --- Surface waves (Oceanography). --- Allgemein Beleuchtung --- Microwaves --- Mikrowellen --- Mercury free --- Plasma --- Surface waves --- Oberflächenwellen --- QuecksilberfreiPlasma --- General lighting

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Combatting computer crime requires transnational co-operation between law enforcement agencies as well as the harmonisation of criminal law. Adrian Haase assesses existing EU directives regarding cybercrime, and develops a network-specific definition to facilitate the demarcation of European and national competences.

Computer crimes --- Law and legislation --- Computers and crime --- Cyber crimes --- Cybercrimes --- Electronic crimes (Computer crimes) --- Internet crimes --- Crime --- Privacy, Right of --- Internationales Strafrecht --- Computerstrafrecht --- Internetkriminalität --- Cyberkriminalität --- Cyercrime --- Verfassungsrecht und Staatslehre --- Besonderes Strafrecht --- Strafrecht allgemein --- Strafprozess und Strafjustiz

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Das Sondergericht Kattowitz war ein NS-Strafgericht, das 1939 in Oberschlesien gegründet wurde. Konrad Graczyk erforscht all seine Tätigkeitsbereiche, angefangen vom Personal über die durchgeführten Verfahren, die angewandte Rechtsprechung bis hin zur verhängten Todesstrafe.

Rechtsprechung --- Zweiter Weltkrieg --- Todesstrafe --- Grundlagen des Privatrechts --- NS-Justiz --- Sondergerichtsbarkeit --- Rechtsgeschichte --- Strafrecht allgemein --- Besonderes Strafrecht --- Strafprozess und Strafjustiz --- 19.-21. Jahrhundert --- History / World --- Law / Criminal Law --- Law / Criminal Procedure --- History