The general principles of international law considered from the standpoint of the rule of law

Q. C. Gerald Fitzmaurice K. C. M. G.

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International Law and Human Rights Comparative and International Law Studies Evolving Legal Systems and Governance

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For his course on the General Principles of International Law, Gerald Fitzmaurice considers international law from the point of view of the rule of law. After an introduction to the themes developed in his course, the author discusses the first th…

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