Bøger af Patrick Wagner

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This comic book is the prequel of the comic series "Mystery Bastards" known for its brilliant humour and strong characters. It's the perfect access for new readers and of course fans of the original comic series. The psychology student John Cansey and his best friends Quincy Korc, Phil Flew and Cliff Blugy are forced to move to John's hometown Burningham. But this little English town is not what it was before: The mayor was murdered and soon the four friends find themselves in a great adventure with ghosts, creepy characters and many well-known faces. Be ready for one of the greatest adventures in the history of European comic books.

Der raffinierte Student John Cansey schafft es irgendwie, sich durch seine Diplomprüfung zu schmuggeln. Doch seine Freude hält nicht lange an: Seine Mutter liegt im Sterben und er muss zurück in seine Heimat. Johns Freunde Quinzie, Cliff und Phille begleiten ihn zurück nach England. In dem verschlafenen Örtchen Burningham gehen seit einiger Zeit merkwürdige Dinge vor sich.Schon bald finden sich die vier Freunde in einem Kampf zwischen Gut und Böse wieder.Die offizielle Vorgeschichte zu der beleibten Web-Comicserie "Mystery Bastards"

Essay from the year 2003 in the subject Law - European and International Law, Intellectual Properties, grade: 1 (A), University of Kent (Kent Law School), language: English, abstract: International law provides for a general prohibition of the use or the threat of use of force to settle international disputes. Only very few exceptions from this rule exist and are clearly defined in the UN Charter.The question must thus be, if resolution 1441 constitutes such an exception of the rule and thus authorises the use of force against Iraq. A close examination of the resolution shall therefore be the starting point of this discussion. However, it must be said that the wording of any Security Council resolution is subject to individual interpretation. A second step must thus be to apply rules for the interpretation of Security Council resolutions if such rules exist at all.It appears that only very little authoritative guidelines to the interpretation of Security Council resolutions exist and that thus the only reliable source of guidance is previous interpretations. Those promoting direct intervention in Iraq without a further resolution refer to NATO bombings of Kosovo. Similarly to the present situation in Iraq, the Security Council did not explicitly authorise the use of force in that case either. Later, the international community claimed that because no agreement could be reached in the Security Council, military action without Security Council authorisation was necessary in order to prevent genocide. The argument being of course, that a legitimate aim could justify the use of illegal means.The question whether direct intervention in Iraq can be legitimate on the basis of resolution 1441 seems to be a much broader question, which embraces moral and ethical considerations, too. Unfortunately, a discussion of the moral and ethical legitimacy of intervention in Iraq cannot be the topic of this essay. Nevertheless, it is important even in legal considerations to keep these aspects of the debate in mind, because the Security Council itself is not a purely legal but a political institution and any of its decisions is determined by more than just legal factors.After having looked at the Kosovo case and its implications for the present situation it seems to be essential to examine the role of customary law for the Iraq conflict. This is because if an opinio juris has emerged among states to forcefully intervene for humanitarian or other reasons resolution 1441 would not be needed to authorise the use of force.