The Law of Nations Considered As Independent Political Communities

In this book, Travers Twiss provides a comprehensive analysis of the law of nations, as it applies to independent political communities. He examines the nature and characteristics of independent political communities, the sources and principles of international law, the rights and duties of states, and the rules governing the relations between states. He also discusses some of the major problems and controversies in contemporary international law, such as intervention, human rights, and international criminal law. This book is a valuable resource for lawyers, scholars of international law, and policy-makers.

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