International Law in the 21st Century: Rules for Global Governance (New Millennium Books in International Studies)
An international law volume most suited for a contemporary American undergraduate audience studying the broad spectrum of global politics. Highly recommended. (Choice)This is an accessible and engaging book which offers, not only an outline of the basic principle of the discipline, but a larger vision of the subject which makes vivid its potential, problems and necessity. (Global Law Books)Christopher C. Joyner's modern textbook on international law is an impressive account of the state and development of international law at the turn of the 21st century. It is readable for its lucid and engaging style, but also for its grasp of the breadth and detail of international legal processes today. The author, professor of government at Georgetown University, presents a clear and convincing image of international law, as an increasingly institutionalized and conditioning influence on international political decisionmaking. The book is highly recommendable and a welcome contribution to the field. (Ivar Alvik)