Politics and International Law: Making, Breaking, and Upholding Global Rules
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Politics and International Law: Making, Breaking, and Upholding Global Rules

by Leslie Johns

Politics international law
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Leslie Johns examines the political and legal dimensions of global rules in Politics and International Law. Focusing on how rules are made, broken, and upheld, the book provides a focused introduction to the relationship between international law, political decision-making, and global governance.

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Politics and International Law explores the relationship between political forces and global legal rules.

The book focuses on how international rules are made, broken, and upheld.

It offers a subject-centered look at the processes shaping international law and global governance.

Written by Leslie Johns, this work is suited to readers interested in politics, law, and international affairs.

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