How international law works in times of crisis

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TextSeries: European Society of International Law series | Oxford scholarship onlinePublication details: 2019 London Oxford University PressDescription: 1 online resource (368 pages)ISBN:

9780191883941

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341 23 HO-

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KZ3410

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Oxford University Press

Summary: In recent times, the word 'crisis' has dominated international political discourse. Ulrich and Ziemele bring together an expert group of scholars to interrogate how the international legal system responds to crises in human society, across the realms of security, immunities, sustainable development, and philosophy.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

In recent times, the word 'crisis' has dominated international political discourse. Ulrich and Ziemele bring together an expert group of scholars to interrogate how the international legal system responds to crises in human society, across the realms of security, immunities, sustainable development, and philosophy.

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