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Hey, /his/.
I'm writing my LLM's dissertation on the accountability of the UN Security Council, specifically the possibility of a "judicial review" over the SC through the International Court.
Have you guys any ideas or any recommendations on reading materials for me?
It doesn't really need to be related to Law or International Law. It could be just about the Security Council and what it has done through the years. Doesn't even have to be against the Security Council to be honest, I want to read different opinions.
Thanks and sorry if I committed any writing mistakes (English is not my first language).
Cheers.
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>>2614007
What is your first language?
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>>2614018
Portuguese (Br)
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Fucking LLMs are a disgrace and proof that European-style legal education is a failure.
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>>2614099
whats wrong with a Masters degree in Law?
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>>2614213
LLM is rarely a "master's" degree in law. It's basically a 1 year degree for foreigners to get their US attorney license, and a money-maker for law schools.
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>>2614258
you do understand that there are LLM outside the US, right?
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>>2614268
LLMs in the US are scum. They are always incompetent, stupid, and the dregs of the class. American JDs depend on them to prop up the lower end of the grade curve.
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>>2614287
Can't comment on that. Where I'm at the Masters in (on) Law is pretty much the same as Masters in anything else.
Two years. You go to classes and you write a Dissertation on some subject. You present your Dissertation to professors, they give you a grade and thats it... Whether is a Masters in Law, Economics, Philosophy, etc.
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