Military Law in UK Law
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United Kingdom Military Law: Autonomy, Civilianisation, Juridification
This paper argues that military law has undergone a long‐term process of change. Previously an autonomous legal system with little civilian input at the administrative, judicial and policy‐making l...
- Chapter 20: Military Uses of the Sea and the United Nations Law of the Sea Convention *
- Some Aspects of The Operation of International and Military Law in Burma, 1941–1945
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The Use of Lethal Force by Military Forces on Law Enforcement Operations — is There a ‘Lawful Authority’?
Now a person, whether a magistrate, or a peace-officer, who has the duty of suppressing a riot, is placed in a very difficult situation, for if, by his acts, he causes death, he is liable to be ind...
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International law, military effectiveness, and public support for drone strikes
Despite the increased emphasis on domestic politics in the study of international law, scholars remain divided about whether and how international law affects domestic institutions. Moreover, while...
- Chapter 21: Military Activities on the High Seas: What Are the Impacts of the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea?
- Private Military Contractors and International Law: an Introduction
- Individual Liability of Private Military Personnel under International Criminal Law
- International Law and the Military Uses of Outer Space
- International Law and the Regulation of Autonomous Military Capabilities
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