Histories of international legal theories in Japan: From dialogue to conversation (Melland Schill Perspectives on International Law)
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Histories of international legal theories in Japan: From dialogue to conversation (Melland Schill Perspectives on International Law)

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This scholarly volume explores the histories of international legal theories in Japan, with particular attention to the movement from dialogue to conversation. Situated within the field of international law, it offers a focused perspective on how legal thought and intellectual exchange are understood in the Japanese context.

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Histories of International Legal Theories in Japan examines the development and discussion of international legal thought in Japan.

The book focuses on the relationship between international legal theories and forms of intellectual exchange, expressed through the concepts of dialogue and conversation.

It offers a focused contribution to the study of international law and its histories.

The volume appears in the Melland Schill Perspectives on International Law series.

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