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Present	Faculty Member, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Law

Unpublished Paper

Medellin, the President’s Foreign Affairs Power and Domestic Law

ExpressO (2009)

Arthur M. Weisburd

In this article, Professor Weisburd explores the implications of Medellín v. Texas for the President’s authority to affect domestic law ...

Unpublished Paper

The International Court of Justice and the Concept of State ...

ExpressO (2009)

Arthur M. Weisburd

State practice is an important element of international law, both as a key component of customary international law and as ...

Unpublished Paper

The International Court of Justice and the Concept of State ...

ExpressO (2009)

Arthur M. Weisburd

State practice is an important element of international law, both as a key component of customary international law and as ...

Unpublished Paper

Medellin, the President’s Foreign Affairs Power and Domestic Law

ExpressO (2009)

Arthur M. Weisburd

In this article, Professor Weisburd explores the implications of Medellín v. Texas for the President’s authority to affect domestic law ...

Unpublished Paper

The International Court of Justice and the Concept of State ...

ExpressO (2009)

Arthur M. Weisburd

State practice is an important element of international law, both as a key component of customary international law and as ...

Unpublished Paper

The International Court of Justice and the Concept of State ...

ExpressO (2009)

Arthur M. Weisburd

State practice is an important element of international law, both as a key component of customary international law and as ...

Unpublished Paper

Medellin, the President’s Foreign Affairs Power and Domestic Law

ExpressO (2009)

Arthur M. Weisburd

In this article, Professor Weisburd explores the implications of Medellín v. Texas for the President’s authority to affect domestic law ...