Crimea and International Law: Limitations and Laxities
Journal: SSRN Electronic Journal
Year: 2016

The pusillanimity of international law once again left the fraternity of international lawyers, academicians and think tanks shocked and shattered to the hilt. The role of Russia in Crimea has refreshed the mawkish memories of the cold-war era when international politics was hostage to bipolarity. However, in post-cold-war period, there has been substantial and progressive development of international law. But, unfortunately, 9/11 tragedy has put the international law entirely on a different tra