World Politics and International LawDuke University Press, 1985 - 366 lappuses This work presents a critical look at the management of U.S. foreign policy. The author also suggests that states could advance their long term national interests through organization and international law. |
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The Real Origins of International Legal Positivism | 17 |
International Legal Positivism after the Outbreak | 42 |
Functionalism as a Substitute for Positivism | 58 |
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