[Report to the President submitted by the Board of Inquiry under Executive order no. 11078.

Benjamin Aaron, chairman.

Report to the President submitted by the Board of Inquiry under Executive orders 10843 and 10848 [pursuant to the "National emergencies" sections of the Labor management relations act, 1947] October 19, 1959.

George W. Taylor, chairman.

Report on the incorporation of Arlington under the 1946 Charter.

Oct. 13, 1952.

Collections concerning the church or congregation of Protestant Separatists formed at Scrooby in north Nottinghamshire, in the time of King James I : the founders of New-Plymouth, the parent-colony of New-England /

"This volume is in one sense a second edition of a tract which was printed in 1849, entitled 'Collections concerning the early history of the founders of a New Plymouth, the first colonists of New England'"--P. vii.

A lecture upon the pre-historic ages of Scandinavia, and of the Lacustrine dwellers of Switzerland, in connection with the progress of mankind under divine guidance. Delivered on the evening of January 30, 1869, in the hall of the medical department of the University of Louisville, to the medical class and to the citizens of Louisville.

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Multicollinearity and the choice of estimator under squared error loss /

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 19-21).

Administrative Report of the Directors of Depts. under the Civil Administrative Code

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The dominion of dreams. Under the dark star;

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History of the consulate and the empire of France under Napoleon. /

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The Ordinances of the City of Palo Alto : a municipal corporation of the State of California under a freeholders charter ; revised and codified, incorporating applicable provisions of the freeholders' charter and notes, May, 1927

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The status of bonds under the federal income tax ...

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The history of France under the Bourbons. 1589-1830.

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Pensions and divorce : the rights of divorced spouses as they pertain to pension benefits earned in the course of employment during marriage /

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The principle of non-refoulement under international law: Its inception and evolution in a nutshell

The article first gives an overview of the formation and the evolution of the principle of non-refoulement under international law. The different meanings of the concept in the asylum and human rights contexts are then discussed and compared, with due regard to the convergences that arose in the course of legal developments. In doing so, this short piece also draws attention to certain controversial issues and blurred lines, which have surfaced through the practical application of the prohibition of refoulement. Identifying the contours of the concept and clarifying its content and its effects may help in appreciating the implications that stem, in the current extraordinary times of migratory movements, from the fundamental humanitarian legal principles of which the imperative of non-refoulement forms part.

Reconfiguring the contours of statehood and the rights of the peoples of disappearing states

Many of the elements that have traditionally supported state level normative self-organization, most notably territory, are being actively undermined by rising sea levels, flooding, desertification, amongst other climate change effects. As more and more states come to be redefined as â disappearingâ , that is, states losing their territories to the natural environment through no specific fault of their own, a question arises as to how displaced communities will be assisted in their desire (and right) to continue to practice principles of self-determination and self-government? What is clear is that the international community can no longer continue with the fiction of a unified or unchanging model of the liberal democratic state. Instead, alternative ontological models of sovereign community are required, as is a re-imagining of how statehood might be re-constituted in the future in response to deepening ecological problems. The international community must now begin to address the immanent nature of threats posed to disappearing states and consider how a model of statehood that does not privilege territory as a fixed component of state identity could be operationalized. This paper considers how a democratic reform of statehood might proceed and resettlement agreements for displaced communities determined. The transition to an era of peaceful sovereign relations under deteriorating global climate conditions and growing natural resource scarcity, it argues, will require a significant extension of established traditions of democratic compromise, human rights solidarity and cosmopolitan justice.