International Law 3e

International Law, Third Edition, offers a rigorous and supportive introduction to public international law for undergraduate and post-graduate readers. The text balances clear, concise discussion with in-depth analysis of international law principles at the international, regional and, where applicable, domestic levels. Offering a conceptual framework that simplifies the complexity of the international legal system, International Law supports learning efficiency and effectiveness and enables readers to achieve mastery of the subject matter.
In addition to the core material that is addressed in international law curriculae, this third edition work engages with the many developments and topical issues that have assumed significance for international relations in the 21st century since the publication of the previous edition.
Various chapters have undergone editorial changes or were supplemented with new source material. Additional materials available, on the EduZone platform, have been revised and expanded.
Features
Jus cogens norms and the duty to cooperate
The lawfulness of unilateral sanctions
The use of force and Russia’s war of aggression
The expanding role of the UN General Assembly in matters of peace and security
Military assistance by invitation
The granting of interim measures by the ICJ
Cyber warfare
The use of private military and security companies
Environmental law.