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The use of pre-emptive force and its influence on the constitutional background of self-defense rights in the United States

by TAMAS LASZLO BARANY

Institution:	Università degli Studi di Padova
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Year:	2022
Keywords:	self-defense rights; constitutional law; pre-emptive war; international law; human rights crisis
Posted:	3/25/2025
Record ID:	2288070
Full text PDF:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12608/39603

Abstract

open The research examines United States foreign policy and interventionist doctrines, particularly how U.S. military interventionism bended the definition of pre-emptive self-defense in international law that eventually influenced domestic legislatures to draft statutes promoting excessive and pre-emptive self-defense rights of U.S. law enforcement and civilians within the normative constitutional setting. The research examines United States foreign policy and interventionist doctrines, particularly how U.S. military interventionism bended the definition of pre-emptive self-defense in international law that eventually influenced domestic legislatures to draft statutes promoting excessive and pre-emptive self-defense rights of U.S. law enforcement and civilians within the normative constitutional setting.