Description
Book Synopsis: Reflecting a dramatically changing global context, the third edition of International Law in World Politics introduces the actors, structures, processes, and issues of international law in a way that makes sense to students of political science. Features of the new edition include: current case studies that bring the subject to life; an entirely new chapter on international courts and tribunals; more attention to trade and economic issues; even-handed discussion of such contentious topics as the Iran nuclear deal; Africa and the ICC, the Paris climate agreement, rising tensions in the South China Sea; and more. The result is a text that effectively explains the role that international law plays in the arena of world politics today.
CONTENTS:
- The Rules-Based International Order.
- ACTORS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- States.
- Nonstate Actors.
- Intergovernmental Organizations.
- International Courts and Tribunals.
STRUCTURES AND PROCESSES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- The Autonomy of International Law.
- Legal Argument as Political Maneuvering.
- Reading a Multilateral Treaty.
- The Evolution of a Multilateral Treaty Regime.
ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- The Initiation of International Armed Conflict.
- The Conduct of Armed Conflict.
- Arms Control.
- Human Rights.
- The Environment.
THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- International Law and the Shifting Distribution of Power.
Details
Looking to understand the fascinating world of international law? Look no further than the third edition of International Law in World Politics: An Introduction. This comprehensive guide is designed specifically for students of political science, providing them with the essential knowledge and understanding of the actors, structures, processes, and issues of international law. With current case studies and an entire new chapter on international courts and tribunals, this updated edition brings the subject to life.
One of the standout features of this edition is its even-handed discussion of contentious topics such as the Iran nuclear deal, Africa and the ICC, the Paris climate agreement, and rising tensions in the South China Sea. By exploring these controversial issues, students gain a deeper understanding of the real-world impact of international law on global politics.
From the initiation and conduct of international armed conflict to arms control, human rights, and the environment, this text covers a wide range of important issues in international law. With a focus on trade and economic issues, students also gain insights into the role of international law in shaping the global economy.
International Law in World Politics also examines the future of international law and its relationship with the shifting distribution of power in the world. As the global order continues to evolve, understanding the nuances of international law becomes increasingly crucial. This text equips students with the knowledge they need to navigate these complex dynamics.
Don't miss out on this essential resource for understanding international law in world politics. Whether you're a student of political science or simply interested in gaining a deeper understanding of global affairs, this book is a must-read. To get your copy, click here now.
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