An introduction to international law: Chiefly as interpreted and applied in Canada (Butterworths basic text series)
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An introduction to international law: Chiefly as interpreted and applied in Canada (Butterworths basic text series)

by Sharon Anne Williams

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An Introduction to International Law offers a beginner-friendly exploration of the subject, centered on its interpretation and application in Canada. Part of the Butterworths basic text series, this book by Sharon Anne Williams provides essential insights into key legal principles for students and those new to the field.

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This book provides an accessible introduction to international law, focusing chiefly on how it is interpreted and applied within the Canadian context. As part of the Butterworths basic text series, it is designed for students and beginners seeking a clear overview of the subject.

The content emphasizes practical aspects of international legal principles as they relate to Canada, offering insights into treaties, state responsibilities, and global interactions. It aims to build a solid foundation for further study in international relations and law.

Written by Sharon Anne Williams, the text draws on established legal frameworks to explain core concepts without overwhelming complexity, making it suitable for academic and professional use.

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