Jelaskan Tujuan dari Third World Approaches to International Law

Membangun pemahaman tentang bagaimana hukum internasional melanjutkan subordinasi bangsa non-Eropa ke bangsa Eropa melalui norma hukum internasional.

Menciptakan kesempatan partisipasi Dunia Ketiga dalam hukum internasional.

Mengusulkan mekanisme hukum internasional alternatif yang berdiri bersama kritikus pendekatan neoliberal terhadap hukum internasional.

Memberantas kemiskinan di Dunia Ketiga lewat pendidikan, kebijakan, dan politik.

Memahami dan melibatkan pendidikan Dunia Ketiga dalam analisis hukum internasional.

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