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|a LUTZ EDZARD.
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|a LANGUAGE AS A MEDIUM OF LEGAL NORMS.;IMPLICATIONS OF THE USE OF ARABIC AS A LANGUAGE IN THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM
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|b DUNCKER & HUMBLOT,
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|a Intro -- Table of Contents -- Tables -- Abbreviations -- Notes on language use and transcription -- Chapter One: Introduction -- Chapter Two: Basic legal and linguistic issues regarding Arabic and Islam -- A. Historical background: Middle East and North Africa -- B. Religious background: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam -- C. Legal background: Islamic law -- D. Linguistic background: Arabic -- I. General observations -- II. Arabic as a modern language of diplomacy -- III. Types of Arabic documents in the UN system -- 1. Overview -- 2. Bi- and multilateral treaties
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|a 3. Diplomatic correspondence -- 4. Periodic reports -- 5. Oral contributions -- IV. Linguistic features of diplomatic Arabic -- 1. Syntactic features -- 2. Lexical features -- 3. Stylistic features -- 4. Pragmatic features -- 5. Islamic formulae -- E. Summary of Chapter Two -- Chapter Three: The theory of interpretation -- A. Legal and linguistic interpretation -- B. The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties -- C. Speech Act Theory -- D. A typology of diplomatic misunderstanding -- I. General considerations -- II. The extension coincides, the intension differs
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|a III. The extension differs, the intension coincides -- IV. The extension differs, the intension differs -- V. The extension coincides, the intension coincides partially -- E. Summary of Chapter Three -- Chapter Four: Application of the theory of interpretation to the realm of war and peace -- A. Overview of problems -- I. Basic considerations -- II. The Islamic concept of jihād -- III. Islam and terrorism -- IV. Contemporary conflicts in the Arab world -- V. The diplomatic use of the term "Zionism" -- B. The Palestine conflict ("Middle East conflict") -- I. Overview of general discourse problems
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|a II. The McMahon-Husayn correspondence (1915/1916) -- III. The Armistice Agreements of 1949 between Israel and its neighbors -- IV. The Camp David Peace Accord between Israel and Egypt -- V. The Oslo Accords between Israel and the PLO -- VI. The Washington Declaration between Israel and Jordan -- VII. The Treaty of Peace between Israel and Jordan -- VIII. The Protocol Concerning the Redeployment in Hebron -- C. The Iraq-Kuwait crisis -- I. Overview of general discourse problems -- II. Crucial documents
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|a D. The Iraqi concepts of "law", "truth", "peace", and "justice": a comparative analysis of the traditional methods of treaty interpretation and Speech Act Theory -- I. Basic considerations -- II. The traditional methods of treaty interpretation -- III. Speech Act Theory -- E. Summary of Chapter Four -- Chapter Five: Application of the theory of interpretation to the realm of human rights -- A. Overview of problems -- I. Basic considerations -- II. "Western" vs. "Islamic" approaches to the issue -- B. The periodic reports submitted to international treaty bodies
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|a United Nations
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|a Human rights
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|i Print version:
|a Edzard, Lutz
|t Language as a Medium of Legal Norms. : Implications of the Use of Arabic as a Language in the United Nations System.
|d Berlin : Duncker & Humblot,c1998
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