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100 1 Zongwe, Dunia P.|q(Dunia Prince),|eauthor.
245 10 International law in Namibia /|cDunia P. Zongwe.
264 1 Bamenda, Cameroon :|bLangaa Research & Publishing CIG,
|c[2019]
264 2 Oxford :|bAfrican Books Collective.
264 4 |c©2019
300 1 online resource (xx, 430 pages)
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505 0 Introduction -- What international law is -- The European
roots of modern international law -- Sources of
international law -- International law in the Namibian
legal system -- How Namibian courts apply international
law -- Treaties and their Interpretation -- States and
Namibia's long march to statehood -- Recognition of states
and governments -- Territory -- State responsibility --
Dispute resolution -- Immunity -- The United Nations,
peace and the use of force -- African Union -- Human
rights -- Economic relations and SACU -- Law of the sea --
Namibia, child of International Law -- Annex 1. The
mandate for South West Africa -- Annex 2. Resolution 435
(1978) on Namibia's independence -- Annex 3. Principles
concerning the Constituent Assembly and the Constitution
for an Independent Namibia (1982).
650 0 International law|zNamibia.
776 08 |iPrint version:|aZongwe, Dunia P. (Dunia Prince).
|tInternational law in Namibia.|dBamenda, Cameroon :
Langaa Research & Publishing CIG, [2019]|z9789956550449
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