Philosophy and International Law (Cambridge Introductions to Philosophy and Law)
Philosophy and International Law offers an accessible introduction to the relationship between philosophical thought and international legal practice. It examines the questions and concepts that connect these fields, providing a concise starting point for students and general readers interested in the foundations of international law.
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Philosophy and International Law introduces the relationship between philosophical inquiry and international law.
The book considers broad questions about the nature, purpose, and justification of international law.
As part of the Cambridge Introductions to Philosophy and Law series, it offers an entry point for readers studying these connected fields.
Its focus makes it relevant to anyone interested in the ideas that underlie international legal systems and debates.
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