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Are there any inherently public functions for international law?
Eyal Benvenisti
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University of Cambridge
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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International Law
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Public Functions
100%
Sovereign
60%
Democracy
20%
Self-determination
20%
Human Rights
20%
Adjudication
20%
Public Authorities
20%
Global Governance
20%
State Authority
20%
Private Actors
20%
Norms of International Law
20%
Sustainable Governance
20%
Social Sciences
International Law
100%
Democracy
16%
Legislation
16%
Self Determination
16%
Human Rights
16%
Public Authority
16%
Global Governance
16%
State Authority
16%
International Organization
16%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
International Organization
100%