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Brill An Introduction to International Law

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Product Description This book touches upon the main subjects in public international law, with special emphasis on the application of international rules within the national legal orders. The treatment of the matter is based on the practice, particularly on the case law of international and domestic courts. The main characteristic of the book is the very extensive discussion of the role of domestic courts, as well as public officials, in order to achieve the effectiveness of international law. National judges, who are considered the principal addressees of the book, are viewed as a sort of propelling force behind international law to the extent that they use, as far as possible, the means provided by municipal law to ensure compliance with international law. From the Back Cover This book touches upon the main subjects in public international law, with special emphasis on the application of international rules within the national legal orders. The treatement of the matter is based on the practice, particularly on the case law of international and domestic courts. The main characteristic of the book is the very extensive discussion of the role of domestic courts, as well as public officials, in order to achieve the effectiveness of international law. National judges, who are considered the principal addressees of the book, are viewed as a sort of propelling force behind international law to the extent that they perceive the need to realize that international solidarity which is too often lacking at the level of governments. About the Author Benedetto Conforti, Prof. emeritus of International law; Former Judge of the European Court of Human Rights; Member of the Institut de droit international, Member of the Court of Conciliation and Arbitration whithin the OSCE.He has published extensively on UN Law, Law of the Sea, EU Law, Human Rights. Angelo Labella, Researcher of International Law. He has published on Public Domestic Law in International Matters, Law of the Sea and the Law of Treaties.

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Brand
Brill
Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
06 January 2012
Listed Since
27 December 2011

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