Textbook on International Law
Martin J. Dixon · 1990 · 380 pages
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"Textbook on International Law provides a lucid and approachable exposition of the key areas of international law. All the components of an undergraduate course are considered and analysed, with particular emphasis placed on the practice of states. Additionally, the book provides a thorough grasp of both the theory and practice of international law. This fifth edition has been updated to include new material on the use of force, the International Criminal Court, and terrorism."--BOOK JACKET.
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