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'International adjudication, rhetoric and storytelling' by Andrea Bianchi

LCIL International Law Centre Podcast

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The Confrontation Between Equity and the Student Obligation of the Louvre

I accepted to write Mark Shakespeare because I did want to say something about storytelling and rhetoric. And this writing is that Disraeli makes this difference between pretext, which is the conceivable cause for doing something, and the real cause, the concealed cause. So after having played my use, I realized that this was not real the first time that I had used the pretext for another cause. In 2009 I made the opening lecture at the academy of international and human rights in Geneva. And then I added this qualification in the literature perspective. Because I thought the literature could be after used in that content and that was the real cause. This venomous attitude of conceiving no merely as technique, as a

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