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==Full Citation==
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Beard, Jack M. 2009, "Law and War in the Virtual Era," ''Am. J. Int'l. L.'' 103 (2009): 409. [http://www.asil.org/ajil/July2009\_1selectedpiece.pdf web]
Beard, Jack M. 2009, "Law and War in the Virtual Era," ''Am. J. Int'l. L.'' 103 (2009): 409. [http://www.asil.org/ajil/July2009_1selectedpiece.pdf web]


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Law and War in the Virtual Era

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Beard, Jack M. 2009, "Law and War in the Virtual Era," Am. J. Int'l. L. 103 (2009): 409. web

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