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Nov. 5, 2011
Protection of the people: International law’s shift in priorities
The post-Cold War era has created a shift in the foundations of international legal order. By Ruti G. Teitel of New York Law School
There is a deep shift that is currently taking place in international law and relations - a shift that affects the law of war, human rights and international criminal law, and the protection of people within and between states. But what is this shift and how will it affect international relations as we know it? "Humanity's Law" presents a powerful account of one of the central transformations of the post-Cold War era: the pr...
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