International Law (7th Edition) – eBook

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**Book Description for “International Law, Seventh Edition”**

Designed for an International Law survey course, the ebook International Law, Seventh Edition (ePub/PDF) offers an in-depth exploration of essential international law issues. This comprehensive resource delves into the nature and sources of international law while examining vital doctrinal topics such as the roles of states and international organizations, along with the jurisdictional powers and immunities that they hold.

This textbook covers significant substantive matters in international law that are crucial to understanding contemporary foreign policy. Key topics addressed include, but are not limited to: (i) international human rights, (ii) the law of the sea, (iii) international environmental law, (iv) the use of force and the law of armed conflict, and (v) international criminal law.

**Highlighted Features of International Law, 7E:**

• A newly introduced case study in Chapter 1 focuses on the global response to the rise of ISIS, providing relevant context for modern challenges in international relations.
• Joining the ranks of authors is Duncan Hollis from Temple Law School alongside Allen Weiner from Stanford Law School, enriching the text with diverse perspectives.
• The textbook adopts a contemporary, conceptual lens through which to present materials related to statehood (including important discussions on Palestinian claims), international organizations, and mechanisms for international dispute resolution.
• New insights into major international developments are included, such as the evolving law governing the use of force (e.g., cyber operations and military actions against ISIS), the pressing issues of nonproliferation (including the North Korean and Iranian nuclear situations), maritime disputes (e.g., in the South China Sea), and international environmental agreements (e.g., the signing of the Paris Agreement).
• Extended excerpts from recent Supreme Court decisions pertaining to international law are integrated into the text, featuring cases like Bond v. United States (exploring federalism and the treaty power under Article VI of the Constitution), Zivotofsky v. Kerry (analyzing the separation of powers between Congress and the President in foreign affairs), and Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. (addressing the Alien Tort Statute).

*ISBN: 978-1543817263, 9781543801309, 978-1454892687, 978-1543801309, 1543801307*

IMPORTANT: Please note that this sale includes only the ebook International Law (Seventh Edition) in its original ePub (Kindle) format. Additionally, a converted PDF version is included at no extra cost. There are no access codes provided.

Enhance your understanding of international law and its applications in today’s complex global landscape with this essential textbook, ideal for students and professionals alike!