The practice of international law: a theoretical analysis

Abstract

The tragedy of the world is that those who are imaginative have but slight experience, and those who are experienced have feeble imaginations.Fools act on imagination without knowledge, and pedants act on knowledge without imagination.1 Alfred North Whitehead Out of the conjunction of activities and men around the law-jobs there arise the crafts of law, and so the craftsmen.Advocacy, counseling, judging, law-making, administering-these are the major grouping of the law-crafts. . . .At the present juncture, the fresh study of these crafts and of the manner of their best doing is one of the major needs of jurisprudence.

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