Julia Grignon
Biographic Data
| ID | 3849548 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julia Grignon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julia |
| FAMILY NAME | Grignon |
| SIGNATURE | GRIGNON J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Laval |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
À propos de l’occupation du territoire palestinien par Israël
La revue Cultures & Conflits propose à trois professeurs de droit spécialistes de droit international d’offrir leur éclairage sur l’avis rendu par la Cour internationale de justice le 19 juillet 2024 sur les « Conséquences juridiques découlant des politiques et pratiques d’Israël dans le Territoire palestinien occupé, y compris Jérusalem-Est » dans lequel il est affirmé que la présence continue d’Israël dans le Territoire palestinien occupé, incl…
Le droit humanitaire international
The beginning of application of international humanitarian law
This article discusses some of the challenges related to the beginning of application of international humanitarian law (IHL). It concludes that IHL pertaining to international armed conflicts begins to apply as soon as one State employs force in the territory of another State without the latter's consent, provided that the violence is of a collective nature. In the case of non-international armed conflicts, this article acknowledges that it is n…
Jean D'Aspremont and Jerome de Hemptinne, Droit international humanitaire
International humanitarian law (IHL) is one of those branches of public international law that continues to spark vivid interest among a wide-ranging audience. Scholars, practitioners and military personnel constantly and increasingly seek to gain more knowledge on IHL. Old or new situations involving the use of force are pretext for elaborating new instruments or for interpreting and re-interpreting the law, and consequently, a vast amount of li…
The beginning of application of international humanitarian law
This article discusses some of the challenges related to the beginning of application of international humanitarian law (IHL). It concludes that IHL pertaining to international armed conflicts begins to apply as soon as one State employs force in the territory of another State without the latter's consent, provided that the violence is of a collective nature. In the case of non-international armed conflicts, this article acknowledges that it is n…
Jean D'Aspremont and Jerome de Hemptinne, Droit international humanitaire
International humanitarian law (IHL) is one of those branches of public international law that continues to spark vivid interest among a wide-ranging audience. Scholars, practitioners and military personnel constantly and increasingly seek to gain more knowledge on IHL. Old or new situations involving the use of force are pretext for elaborating new instruments or for interpreting and re-interpreting the law, and consequently, a vast amount of li…
Jean D'Aspremont and Jerome de Hemptinne, Droit international humanitaire
International humanitarian law (IHL) is one of those branches of public international law that continues to spark vivid interest among a wide-ranging audience. Scholars, practitioners and military personnel constantly and increasingly seek to gain more knowledge on IHL. Old or new situations involving the use of force are pretext for elaborating new instruments or for interpreting and re-interpreting the law, and consequently, a vast amount of li…
The beginning of application of international humanitarian law
This article discusses some of the challenges related to the beginning of application of international humanitarian law (IHL). It concludes that IHL pertaining to international armed conflicts begins to apply as soon as one State employs force in the territory of another State without the latter's consent, provided that the violence is of a collective nature. In the case of non-international armed conflicts, this article acknowledges that it is n…
Le droit humanitaire international
À propos de l’occupation du territoire palestinien par Israël
La revue Cultures & Conflits propose à trois professeurs de droit spécialistes de droit international d’offrir leur éclairage sur l’avis rendu par la Cour internationale de justice le 19 juillet 2024 sur les « Conséquences juridiques découlant des politiques et pratiques d’Israël dans le Territoire palestinien occupé, y compris Jérusalem-Est » dans lequel il est affirmé que la présence continue d’Israël dans le Territoire palestinien occupé, incl…
Political science (4 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (3 works) · International Law and Human Rights (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · International humanitarian law (2 works) · International law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Armed conflict (1 works) · Art (1 works) · Geneva Conventions (1 works)