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1966, pp. 155 56 (discussing the effect of the cold war on treaties).

Stuart Hull McIntyre, Legal Effect of World War II on Treaties of the United States (1958) (claims to be the first full treatment of the effect of a particular armed conflict on all the treaties of a particular country).

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Jost Delbrück, War, Effect on Treaties, in 4 Encyclopedia of International Law 1367 73 (2000).

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Silja Vöneky, The Applicability of Peacetime Environmental Law in International Armed Conflicts 193 211 (dealing with effect of armed conflict on treaties generally), 312 545 (dealing specifically with the effect of armed conflict on environmental treaties), 546 579 (extensive bibliography) and 543 546 (English summary) (Springer 2001).

Cecil J. B. Hurst, The Effect of War on Treaties, 2 British Yearbook of International Law 37, 38 (1921).

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Cecil J. B. Hurst, The Effect of War on Treaties, 2 British Yearbook of International Law 37 (1921 1922).

Vol. 26, pp. 582 86 (1932) (commentator discussing the effect of war on the Treaty of 1828 with Prussia).

De La Pradelle, A., The Effect of War on Private Law Treaties, 2 International Law Quarterly 555 76 (1948 49).

Robert Layton, The Effect of Measures Short of War on Treaties, 30 University of Chicago Law Review 96 (1962 63).

R. Baxter, The Law of International Waterways (1964) (a full discussion of the effect of war on transit though waterways).

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J. G. Castel, Note, International Law Effect of War on Bilateral Treaties Comparative Study, 51 Michigan Law Review 566 (1952 53).

Delbrück, War Effect on Treaties , in Bernhardt (ed. ), Encyclopedia of Public International Law, vol. 4, 2000, p. 1370.

Vol. 5, pp. 784, 794 96 (1959) (describing the effect of armed conflict on treaties as a part of rebus sic stantibus).

Vol. 53, pp. 711 12 (1959) (book review of Legal Effect of World War II on Treaties of the United States by McIntyre).

Benedetto Conforti and Angelo Labella, Invalidity and Termination of Treaties The Role of National Courts, 1 European Journal of International Law 44, 57 58 (1990) (discussing the effect of armed conflict as a subset of the rebus sic stantibus doctrine). See ibid., 57 n. 39 for an extensive list of cases in national courts dealing with the effect of armed conflict on treaties.

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James J. Lenoir, The Effect of War on Bilateral Treaties, with Special Reference to Reciprocal Inheritance Treaty Provisions, 34 Georgetown Law Journal 129 (1945 1946).

Department for International Development (DFID), The effect of China and India's growth and trade liberalization on poverty in Africa, United Kingdom, 2005.

Vol. 68, pp. 181, 183 86 (1997) (analysing the effect of armed conflict on environmental treaties and the International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on nuclear weapons).

See Rank, Cornell Law Quarterly, vol. 38 (1952 1953), pp. 341 55 McIntyre, Legal Effect of World War II on Treaties of the United States, 1958, pp. 191 199.

Vol. 61, pp. 119, 268 71 (1991) (discussing the effect of armed conflict on treaties in the context of Judge Jennings's dissenting opinion in the International Court of Justice Nicaragua case).

Lapidoth, The Reopened Suez Canal in International Law, 4 Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce 1 (1976) (discussing the effect of armed conflict on the Constantinople Convention regulating the Suez Canal).

Khadduri, The Closure of the Suez Canal to Israeli Shipping, 33 Journal of Law and Contemporary Problems 147 (1968) (discussing the effect of armed conflict on the Constantinople Convention regulating the Suez Canal).

Gross, Passage Through the Suez Canal of Israel Bound Cargo and Israel Ships, 51 American Journal of International Law 530 (1957) (discussing the effect of armed conflict on the Constantinople Convention regulating the Suez Canal).

See McIntyre, Legal Effect of World War II on Treaties of the United States, 1958, pp. 74 86 and McNair, The Law of Treaties, 1961, p. 720. See also Hudson, The Permanent Court of International Justice, 1920 1942, 1943.

Alexandre Charles Kiss, L'extinction des traités dans la pratique française, 5 Annuaire français de droit international 784, 794 796 (1959) (discussing the effect of armed conflict on treaties in French practice as a subset of the rebus sic stantibus doctrine).

Richard Falk, The Iran Hostage Crisis Easy Answers and Hard Questions, 74 American Journal of International Law 411 (1980) (discussing the International Court of Justice ruling in Case Concerning United States Diplomatic and Consular Staff in Tehran on the effect of undeclared hostilities on consular relations treaties).

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Judge R. St. J. Macdonald, Derogations under Article 15 of the European Convention on Human Rights, 36 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law 225 (1997) (describing the operation of the derogation clause of the European Convention, which determines the effect of armed conflict on the convention, among other emergencies).

See Robert Layton, The Effect of Measures Short of War on Treaties, 30 University of Chicago Law Review 96, 109 (1962 63) ( In the major armed conflicts that have taken place since World War II formal declarations of war have not been issued.

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Even if countries avoid the immediate blow of a dollar collapse, they still have to watch for a boomerang effect. Exchange rates have a nasty habit of overshooting their equilibrium values, then knifing back on countries, especially those who have been spending too much based on inflated income valuations.

Jost Delbrück, War, Effect on Treaties, in 4 Encyclopedia of International Law 1367, 1371 (2000) ( A review of the use of military force in the decades following World War II reveals a remarkable shift away from the traditional concept of war as a phenomenon characterized by the formal commencement of hostilities by declaration of war or other action clearly indicating the intention of a State to go to war with another State.

In the Scandinavian countries, as opposed to, say, Germany and the US, the government, not individual companies, are responsible for most social benefits. That way, economically irrational lock in effects, whereby workers simply cannot afford to change jobs, are avoided.

Unlike United States Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke, most emerging market central bankers are in no position to extend blank checks across their economies without a boomerang effect on interest rates and exchange rates. (We will see how investors judge the dollar once the smoke clears and the huge expansion of US money and debt becomes evident.)

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