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Design for Additive Manufacturingthe task of finding the highest or universal norms of international law has proponents as well as detractors. Among publicists, only a few deny the existence of ... Yet, beyond an agreement that it exists, . remains clouded in mystery. This chapter blows away some of the mysterious fog by defending

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Duty to Actthe nation-state. In 1968, Resolution 1296 even threatened to expel nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) from their role as consultants to UN agencies, seeing them as a threat to state domination over international law. Now, NGOs play a critical role in the United Nations.