International Law between Universalism and Fragmentation: Festschrift in Honour of Gerhard Hafner
by James Crawford, Isabelle Buffard, Alain Pellet, Stephan Wittich
Honoring Gerhard Hafner, this Festschrift delves into the core tensions of international law between universal principles and fragmented regimes. Edited by James Crawford, Isabelle Buffard, Alain Pellet, and Stephan Wittich, it compiles scholarly essays on pivotal legal dynamics and challenges in the global arena.
About This Book
This volume is a Festschrift dedicated to Gerhard Hafner, a distinguished scholar in international law. It brings together essays from prominent experts including James Crawford, Isabelle Buffard, Alain Pellet, and Stephan Wittich.
The collection addresses the dynamic interplay between universalism and fragmentation in the field of international law. It examines how global legal principles navigate diverse and specialized regimes.
Contributions reflect on foundational issues and contemporary debates, offering insights into the evolution of international legal frameworks. The book serves as a tribute to Hafner's enduring contributions to legal scholarship.
Through rigorous analysis, it highlights the balance required in maintaining cohesive international norms amid growing specialization.
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