American international lawyers and the use of force

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Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Additional informationNotes on contributorsCurtis F.J. Doebbler Curtis F. J. Doebbler is Visiting Professor of International Human Rights Law at Tashkent State Institute of Law. He has worked in more then fifty countries advising governments and non‐state actors on issues of public international law. His most recent books are International Human Rights Law: Cases (CD Publishing) and Materials and International Human Rights Law (CD Publishing and TSIL Press). Both books are available from the Human Rights Internet Bookstore (www.hri.ca) or from CD Publishing (cdpublishing.publicist.com). Correspondence: CDoebbler@abaceeli.uz Maha W. Eid holds degrees in political science from the American University in Cairo, including a postgraduate degree in international human rights law. Her MA thesis was on the application of international humanitarian law to the conflict in Afghanistan. She has been working in the field of development for several years in Cairo. She is currently working on a book on the use of force under contemporary international law.