New Democracies, Old Atrocities: An Inquiry in International Law

Georgetown Law Journal

Volumn 87, Issue 3, 1999, Pages 707-

  Ratner, Steven R ^a  

^a GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES   (Switzerland)

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EID: 0346246796     PISSN: 00168092     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
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References (4)

1. See CARL COHEN, DEMOCRACY 72-77 (1971); CARLOS SANTIAGO NINO, THE CONSTITUTION OF DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY 1-4 (1996); Yash Ghai, The Theory of the State in the Third World and the Problematics of Constitutionalism, in CONSTITUTIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY: TRANSITIONS IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD 186, 186-87 (Douglas Greenberg et al. eds., 1993). See FREEDOM IN THE WORLD: THE ANNUAL SURVEY OF POLITICAL RIGHTS & CIVIL LIBERTIES, 1996-1997 (Roger Kaplan & George Szamuely eds., 1997). Freedom House lists 62 countries as having a "1" or "2" out of 7 in ranking of both political and civil rights, with "1" representing the most free and "7" the least free.
2. See CARL COHEN, DEMOCRACY 72-77 (1971); CARLOS SANTIAGO NINO, THE CONSTITUTION OF DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY 1-4 (1996); Yash Ghai, The Theory of the State in the Third World and the Problematics of Constitutionalism, in CONSTITUTIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY: TRANSITIONS IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD 186, 186-87 (Douglas Greenberg et al. eds., 1993). See FREEDOM IN THE WORLD: THE ANNUAL SURVEY OF POLITICAL RIGHTS & CIVIL LIBERTIES, 1996-1997 (Roger Kaplan & George Szamuely eds., 1997). Freedom House lists 62 countries as having a "1" or "2" out of 7 in ranking of both political and civil rights, with "1" representing the most free and "7" the least free.
3. See CARL COHEN, DEMOCRACY 72-77 (1971); CARLOS SANTIAGO NINO, THE CONSTITUTION OF DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY 1-4 (1996); Yash Ghai, The Theory of the State in the Third World and the Problematics of Constitutionalism, in CONSTITUTIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY: TRANSITIONS IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD 186, 186-87 (Douglas Greenberg et al. eds., 1993). See FREEDOM IN THE WORLD: THE ANNUAL SURVEY OF POLITICAL RIGHTS & CIVIL LIBERTIES, 1996-1997 (Roger Kaplan & George Szamuely eds., 1997). Freedom House lists 62 countries as having a "1" or "2" out of 7 in ranking of both political and civil rights, with "1" representing the most free and "7" the least free.
4. See CARL COHEN, DEMOCRACY 72-77 (1971); CARLOS SANTIAGO NINO, THE CONSTITUTION OF DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY 1-4 (1996); Yash Ghai, The Theory of the State in the Third World and the Problematics of Constitutionalism, in CONSTITUTIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY: TRANSITIONS IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD 186, 186-87 (Douglas Greenberg et al. eds., 1993). See FREEDOM IN THE WORLD: THE ANNUAL SURVEY OF POLITICAL RIGHTS & CIVIL LIBERTIES, 1996-1997 (Roger Kaplan & George Szamuely eds., 1997). Freedom House lists 62 countries as having a "1" or "2" out of 7 in ranking of both political and civil rights, with "1" representing the most free and "7" the least free.