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iiclr-17847	Romero, Flerida Ruth P.	Legal Challenges of Globalization, Delivered as Part of the Indiana Supreme Court Lecture Series at Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis	2005	42	.pdf	application/pdf	19215	784	47	Faceless, nameless, and certainly not motivated by profit, they are undoubtedly well-funded; highly organized with their operations meticulously planned by their leaders who have placed themselves beyond the reach of international law; disdaining the orthodoxies of military engagements; utilizing airspace to target strategic areas with maximum global impact at minimal cost to their operators and setting up training centers world-wide to educate their followers in the employment of the most sophisticated weaponry to their advantage. Seemingly powerless to cope with a global menace that defies traditional rules of international law, normally complacent countries now resort to exchanging intelligence information or prisoners or detainees on their Wanted List and exerting international pressures and sanctions within a political, diplomatic, and economic context.	cache/iiclr-17847.pdf	txt/iiclr-17847.txt