A Brief History of Decapitation The decapitation strategy is a widely practiced counterterrorism measure used by numerous countries around the globe. Essentially, decapitation policy is based on the assumption that capturing or killing the key leader of a terrorist organization would interrupt, impede, and destabilize the group’s activities and operations, eventually leading to the end […]
I. Introduction Occupation is one of the best-known institutions of international law. It has been present in the legal world[1] for a long time. Over the years, it has found its regulation in various international legal sources (such as the Hague Conventions of 1907 and the Geneva Conventions of 1949) and national legislations (e.g., in […]
Negotiations are a process of communication aimed at reaching a joint decision on an issue that was initially associated with incompatible interests. In negotiations, there are at least two parties who communicate with each other on issues that are of interest to both parties. The following objectives can be set in the negotiation process: To […]