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        <dc:title>“All the World’s a Stage” - The Scripts of International Law</dc:title>
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        <dc:description>When I started thinking about my response, I was tempted to do justice to the richness of the arguments.  However, I resisted this temptation for a very practical reason. In a short post like this one, my argument would become a bit like the law in Hakimi’s metaphor: a bramble bush reaching out in all directions without a clear authorial voice to keep the story together.  A nice metaphor for the life of law, but a bad model for a blog post. Therefore, I decided to do something that Hakimi hopefully pardons: I made a sovereigntist move, singled out one core point from her article and wove my arguments around it.</dc:description>
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