Models of Demoicracy: Some Preliminary Thoughts (2020)
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Schütze, R. (2020). Models of Demoicracy: Some Preliminary Thoughts

What does the neologism demoicracy mean? If democracy is the “government” of the “people”, can there be a government of peoples? Are international organisations, like the United Nations, demoicracies; or should the United Kingdom, as a multi-nation s... Read More about Models of Demoicracy: Some Preliminary Thoughts.

"Re-Constituting" the Internal Market: Towards a Common Law of International Trade? (2020)
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Schütze, R. "Re-Constituting" the Internal Market: Towards a Common Law of International Trade?

From Utopia to Apologia: International Normativity in the Long Nineteenth Century (2019)
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Schütze, R. (2019). From Utopia to Apologia: International Normativity in the Long Nineteenth Century

Re-reading Dassonville: Meaning and Understanding in the History of European Law (2018)
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Schütze, R. Re-reading Dassonville: Meaning and Understanding in the History of European Law

The Borders of A Just War (2007)
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Williams, J. (2007). The Borders of A Just War

This paper aims to contribute to the contemporary debate about Just War in a, hopefully, distinctive fashion. It seeks to map out (pun intended) a claim about the problematic nature of the way in which Just War theory has responded to the two main ch... Read More about The Borders of A Just War.

On 'Middle Ground' : The European Community and Public International Law. (2007)
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Schütze, R. (2007). On 'Middle Ground' : The European Community and Public International Law

Sharpening the Separation of Powers through a Hierarchy of Norms? - Reflections on the Draft Constitutional Treaty's Regime for legislative and executive Law-Making (2005)
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Schütze, R. (2005). Sharpening the Separation of Powers through a Hierarchy of Norms? - Reflections on the Draft Constitutional Treaty's Regime for legislative and executive Law-Making