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DESCRIPTION:Le Centre sur les droits de la personne et le pluralisme juridi
 que et le professeur Frédéric Mégret accueillent Henry Lovat\, University 
 of Glasgow School of Law.\n\nRésumé\n\n[En anglais seulement] The evolutio
 n of international humanitarian law during the latter half of the 20th cen
 tury to encompass the conduct of non-international armed conflict presents
  a political puzzle: governments have traditionally sought to retain broad
  discretion in responding to rebellion\, yet the 1949 Geneva Conventions\,
  1977 Additional Protocols and 1998 Rome Statute of the International Crim
 inal Court each make increasingly demands of governments engaged in civil 
 wars (the “civil war regime”).\n\n“Negotiating Civil War” applies an IR-de
 rived\, theoretically pluralist lens to explain the evolution of this regi
 me via multiple rounds of multilateral treaty negotiation. The project hig
 hlights the extent to which drafting outcomes have reflected the ability o
 f treaty negotiators to frame arguments in terms of shared principles and 
 values. In contrast\, technical expertise and great power preferences have
  had only limited impact on drafting outcomes. What lessons can be learned
  from these processes for the law of non-international armed conflict\, an
 d for the conduct of multilateral treaty negotiations more generally?\n\nL
 e conférencier\n\n[En anglais seulement] Henry Lovat (PhD Hebrew Universit
 y)\, LLM (Toronto)\, MA (91������)\, BA Hons (Manchester) is Lord Kelvin Ada
 m Smith Research Fellow at the University of Glasgow School of Law. His re
 search focuses on the production and operation of international legal regi
 mes and institutions\, particularly international courts. He is currently 
 completing a book project on the evolution of the international “civil war
  regime” regulating internal armed conflict. Henry was formerly a legal ad
 viser with the UK Government.\n
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SUMMARY:The dynamics of multilateral treaty negotiation: learning from the 
 production of the international civil war regime 1949-1998
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/dynamics-multilateral-treat
 y-negotiation-learning-production-international-civil-war-regime-1949-2957
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