On legal subterfuge and the so-called "lawfare" debate

The term "lawfare" is a contentious and ideologically charged concept as evidenced in its contemporary, popular usage. There are many nuances to the term, though lawfare is generally defined as a tactic of war where the use of law replaces the use of weapons in the pursuit of a military ob...

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Published in:	Case Western Reserve journal of international law Vol. 43; no. 1-2; p. 153
Main Authors:	Sadat, Leila Nadya, Geng, Jing
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Cleveland Case Western Reserve University School of Law 22.03.2010 Case Western Reserve University, School of Law
Subjects:	Debates Democracy Discourse analysis Habeas corpus Hate speech Human rights Humanitarian law Humanitarianism International law Jurisdiction Law Laws, regulations and rules Litigation Mass media Meaning National security Rule of law Terrorists Torture War War (International law) Weapons United States > US
ISSN:	0008-7254, 1931-3985
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