International law in Bosnia and enforcement gaps
Mike Hoeflich argues that international law differs from domestic law in enforcement and consequences. He notes no global police, reliance on voluntary compliance, and rare use of sanctions or force, making breaches like in Bosnia largely rhetorical and not fearsome to violators.
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Bosnia
United States
Congress
Tally
FBI
United Nations
Persian Gulf
Leadership California style followers govern California minds
The author argues leadership is illusory, praising California’s poll driven politics and figures like Pete Wilson, while criticizing politicians for following trends rather than leading. He cites Wilson’s affirmative-action reversal and know-nothing nostalgia, noting national leaders depend on polls and the public’s desire for follower figures.
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Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
Pete Wilson
University of California
Board of Regents
Boston Globe
Millard Fillmore
Sen
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Clinton
Democratic National Committee
Sen. Dole
Dole
America
Bush
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