The Legality of Economic Activities in Occupied Territories: International, EU Law and Business and Human Rights Perspectives

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Preface
Setting the Scene: The Legality of Economic Activities in Occupied Territories
1 Exploiting Natural Resources in Occupied Territories – The Conjunction between Jus in Bello, Jus ad Bellum and International Human Rights Law
2 EU Trade Relations with Occupied Territories: Third Party Obligations Flowing from the Application of Occupation Law in Relation to Natural Resources Exploitation
3 Some State Practice Regarding Trade with Occupied Territories: from the GATT to Today
4 The EU’s Trade Relations with Northern Cyprus Obligations and Limits under Public International and EU Law
5 EU Labelling Practices for Products Imported from Disputed Territories
6 The EU’s Economic Engagement with Western Sahara: The Front Polisario and Western Sahara Campaign UK cases
7 Western Sahara, the European Commission and the Politics of International Legal Argument
8 Business Actors in Western Sahara: Heightened Obligations and Responsibilities under the UNGP?
9 Offside? Challenging the Transnational Legality of Israeli Football Activities in the Occupied Palestinian Territories
10 Investment Tribunals Adjudicating Claims Relating to Occupied Territories – Curse or Blessing?
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