Routledge : The Problem of Enforcement in International Law

Explore the complex dynamics of how collective and community issues are protected and enforced within the legal framework of international law. In this volume, Elena Katselli Proukaki examines the contentious topic of third-State countermeasures and the role of the International Law Commission in this field. This book provides a detailed look at both the theory and practice of third-State countermeasures. It offers a critical review of the International Law Commission's conclusions regarding the non-existence of a right to third-State countermeasures. By analyzing State practice and legal developments, this work provides essential insights for scholars and legal professionals studying the enforcement of international law and the concept of the international community.