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A Private (International) Law Perspective Comment on "A New Jurisprudential Framework for Jurisdiction"
2015
AJIL Unbound
What follows is a private international lawyer's response to the thought-provoking ideas put forward by Professor Svantesson on international jurisdiction from a criminal law perspective. This stance may in itself seem (and certainly feels!) paradoxical, since much contemporary academic effort (my own included) has been directed towards a rejection of the public/private distinction in international law. This rejection has been championed both as a normative matter, because so much would be
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