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International Law for International Relations

  • Citation: Çali, Basak. International Law for International Relations. Oxford University Press, 2009.
    • Topics:
    • Human Rights
    • Keywords:
    • international law
    • international relations
    • states
    • courts
    • tribunals
    • treaties
    • trade
    • criminal law
    • human rights law
    • environmental protection

Due to the increasingly global nature of contemporary politics, it is necessary for students to have a solid grasp of international law. International Law for International Relationsprovides comprehensive coverage of the different ways to approach the study of international law. Drawing upon the work of internationally renowned academics and practitioners, this cutting-edge anthology identifies key issues within the field.

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