International law books

Could Putin or other war criminals ever be put on trial? Steve Crawshaw's compelling new history of prosecuting...  Read More >>

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The author explores the nature of data anonymization under the GDPR, with a particular focus on means of differential...  Read More >>

This book offers a critical and original examination of how the doctrine of superior responsibility has been interpreted...  Read More >>

This book addresses how the regulation of international commercial arbitrators takes place. International commercial...  Read More >>

This book delves into the critical theme of compliance, which has become paramount for corporations and legal professionals,...  Read More >>

This book establishes an innovative interdisciplinary research paradigm for studying China's distinctive legal discourse,...  Read More >>

This book offers the first comprehensive social science perspective on geoengineering—technologies that deliberately...  Read More >>

This book explores the resilience and longevity of President Yoweri Museveni’s regime in Uganda, tracing the evolution...  Read More >>

By comparing legal and political constitutionalism, Defending the Political Constitution explores the normative...  Read More >>

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Arbitrage is one of the most powerful techniques Multinational Corporations use to increase their value, fueling...  Read More >>

The International Criminal Court is often hailed as one of the international community's crowning achievements,...  Read More >>

Explains why in the United States and China, the wrongfully convicted must prove their innocence while elsewhere...  Read More >>

The second edition of Politics and International Law uses accessible writing and contemporary examples to explain...  Read More >>

This book proposes a decolonial deconstruction of the interdisciplinary study of International Law (IL) and International...  Read More >>

Whereas the study of comparative law has commonly assumed that law flows from North to South and West to East, Inter-Asian...  Read More >>

The book traces the history of the Court within its political context from the 1940s to the present day, answering...  Read More >>

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Goh studies the material form of Kant's 'On the Wrongfulness of Reprinting' (1785) for its implications on authorship...  Read More >>

Arbitrage is one of the most powerful techniques Multinational Corporations use to increase their value, fueling...  Read More >>

The International Criminal Court is often hailed as one of the international community's crowning achievements,...  Read More >>

Petersen offers a new interdisciplinary approach to restitution in the aftermath of the Second World War and the...  Read More >>

Explains why in the United States and China, the wrongfully convicted must prove their innocence while elsewhere...  Read More >>

Whereas the study of comparative law has commonly assumed that law flows from North to South and West to East, Inter-Asian...  Read More >>