Hanane Saouli's Blog Posts Tagged 'international' (2)
International relations and their relation to other concepts
is the concept of international relations of the concepts that aroused considerable controversy, and many of the problems, both theoretical and applied research, analytical, and refer to the overlapping of the complexity of the many terms and concepts of international relations, where we find that there is no agreed definition by western scientists and researchers.
Unesco has decided in 1948 several topics of international relations has emerged many terms near term international…
ContinueAdded by Hanane Saouli on August 19, 2017 at 6:00pm — 2 Comments
The dialectic of the relationship between international humanitarian law and human rights law
International humanitarian law in times of war and conflict, if in turn to a set of international rules from the settlement of humanitarian problems arising from armed conflicts, on the one hand, it aims to achieve the pain of war, by organizing intellectual operations or means of war. It is this post's comments, aimed at the protection of persons injured, prisoners, and civilians, as well as the properties that are affected by the armed conflict, either…
Added by Hanane Saouli on August 5, 2017 at 2:30pm — 2 Comments
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