Colloque exportations d’armements et droit public Table ronde Commerce des armes et règlementation, quelles pratiques ? Quelles contraintes ? (Partie 4/4)

Bruno Cotte, haut magistrat français, qui a présidé durant plusieurs années une chambre de première instance à la Cour pénale internationale de La Haye, intervient sur la notion de « Crimes de guerre

COLLOQUE EXPORTATIONS D’ARMEMENTS ET DROIT PUBLIC  OUVERTURE DU COLLOQUE Anne-Laure CHAUMETTE-VAURS (Maître de conférences HDR en droit public – CEDIN ; Co-directrice de l’UFR DSP) et Thibaud MULIER

COLLOQUE EXPORTATIONS D’ARMEMENTS ET DROIT PUBLIC  Second Panel : DÉCIDER ET CONTRÔLER L’EXPORTATION Présidé par Arnaud SÉE (Professeur de droit public – CRDP) LA DÉCISION D’EXPORTER : DU CONTRÔLE

COLLOQUE EXPORTATIONS D’ARMEMENTS ET DROIT PUBLIC  Troisième Panel : ENCADRER L’EXPORTATION Présidé par Jean-Louis Halpérin, Professeur, Directeur du CTAD EXPORTATIONS D’ARMES ET ÉTAT DU DROIT

Alphonse Rivier (1835-1898) is a forgotten member of the generation of internationalists who participated in the institutionalization of international law. Author of treatises, translator of Tobias

Although socio-legal histories are on the rise, little scholarship has been devoted to the legal aspects of the early to mid-nineteenth century pacifism. Those who have taken notice of the so

"The honor and rights of the family ... must be respected", states Article 46 of the Hague Convention of 1899/1907, a phrase used by earlier studies on sexual violence in war to reject a

My work presents a description and explanation of the historical significance of the unpublished intelligence report "South America", written in 1822 by Woodbine Parish, clerk at the Foreign Office

At the Congress of Vienna, the Polish question was a tricky one and depended mainly on the Russian position. After Napoleon’s escape from Elba, the discussions became harsher and Tsar Alexander I

On the other side of the Mediterranean, at the end of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century, international relations, and particularly French ones, played an important role in

The reception of European international law in the Meiji era (1868-1912) in Japan is characterised as full of ‘pragmatism’, based on the primary foreign policy adopted by the government. For

The presented topic refers to the first point and will concern one of the leading but somewhat forgotten lawyer – Gustaw Roszkowski associated with the University of Lviv. In addition to his