Public International Law in a Nutshell
by Thomas Buergenthal, Sean D. Murphy
A concise guide to the core principles, institutions, and recent developments in public international law for students and practitioners.
About This Book
Public International Law in a Nutshell provides a clear introduction to the fundamental rules and institutions that govern relations between states.
The text covers sources of international law, state responsibility, treaties, and dispute settlement mechanisms.
Readers gain an understanding of how international organizations and courts operate within the global legal framework.
The book is designed for students and practitioners seeking a compact reference on core doctrines and recent developments.
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