Routledge handbook of international law

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Routledge handbook of international law
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ed. by David Armstrong
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1. publ.
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London [u.a.]
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XXXIV, 468 p.
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978-0-203-88462-1
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 410-452) and index.
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This handbook provides a survey of international law as an academic discipline and a working system of law. Editor Armstrong (emeritus, international relations, U. of Exeter, UK) presents 27 essays organized into four sections. Opening essays address the nature of international law in theory and practice. The historical evolution of international law is then examined in chapters discussing international law in the ancient world, Grotius, international law in the 19th century, Latin American international law, the relationship between religion and international law, and the struggle for an international constitutional order. A section on law and power in international society engages with such issues as US inconsistencies in its treatment of international law, the invasion of Iraq, and the International Criminal Court. Finally, a section on key issues in international law contains chapters on law, legitimacy, and the World Trade Organization; attainments, eclipses, and disciplinary renewal in international human rights law; colonial origins of intellectual property regimes in Africa; indigenous rights claims in international law; international refugee law; sustainable development in international law; World Trade Organization law and sustainable development; and other topics. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Contents:
International law and international relations scholarship / Robert J. Beck -- International law and international community / Andreas Paulus -- Legal theory and international law / Friedrich Kratochwil -- Soft law / Dinah Shelton -- The practice of international law / Anthony Carty -- International law as a unitary system / Anthony D’Amato -- International law in the ancient world / David J. Bederman -- The age of Grotius / Edward Keene -- The legacy of the nineteenth century / Martti Koskenniemi -- Latin American international law / Liliana Obrego?n -- Religion and international law : an analytical survey of the relationship / Mashood Baderin -- The struggle for an international constitutional order / Marc Weller -- Law and force in the twenty-first century / Gerry Simpson -- The nature of US engagement with international law : making sense of apparent inconsistencies / Shirley Scott -- The Iraq war and international law / Wayne Sandholtz -- The International Criminal Court / Beth Simmons and Allison Danner -- Fidelity to constitutional democracy and to the rule of international law / Allen Buchanan and Russell Powell -- International crimes / William A. Schabas -- Challenges of the "new terrorism" / John F. Murphy -- Law and legitimacy : the World Trade Organization / Amrita Narlikar -- Attainments, eclipses and disciplinary renewal in international human rights law : a critical overview / Obiora Chinedu Okafor -- Colonial origins of intellectual property regimes in African states / Ikechi Mgbeoji -- Indigenous rights claims in international law : self-determination, culture and development / Karen Engle -- International refugee law : dominant and emerging approaches / He?le?ne Lambert -- Sustainable development in international law / Marie-Claire Cordonnier Segger -- WTO law and sustainable development / Markus W. Gehring -- Looking ahead : international law’s main challenges / Andrea Bianchi.
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