International law and world order : a critique of contemporary approaches
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International law and world order : a critique of contemporary approaches
Sage Publications, 1993
- : India
- : US
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [299]-311) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This pioneering work presents a radical critique of the four most influential contemporary theories of international law and world order: those of Morgenthau, McDougal-Laswell, Falk and Tunkin.
Clarifying various issues fundamental to international legal theory, the author demonstrates that, despite the collapse of socialism, Marxism still constitutes the most beneficial vehicle for the humanistic grounding of a new jurisprudence.
Table of Contents
Foreword - Richard Falk
Introduction
The Realist Theory of International Law
The World of Hans Morgenthau
The McDougal-Laswell Approach to International Law
Richard Falk and the Grotian Quest
Towards a Transdisciplinary Jurisprudence
The Marxist Theory of International Law
In Lieu of a Conclusion
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