The Growth of World Law

The Growth of World Law tells the story of the achievements that constitute an historic trend in the half century since the inauguration of the League of Nations, and documents transition from international law regulating conduct among states to world law for mankind: law transcending states and equally applicable to individuals, corporations, international organizations, and states.

Originally published in 1971.

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Auteur

Percy Ellwood Corbett

Contenu

• Frontmatter,
• CONTENTS,
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS,
• ABBREVIATIONS,
• INTRODUCTION,
• 1. LAW, COMMUNITY, AND ORDER,
• 2. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW BEFORE 1945,
• 3. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW SINCE 1945,
• 4. PROGRESS IN WORLD ORGANIZATION,
• 5. REGIONAL ORGANIZATION,
• 6. LAW AND WAR TODAY,
• 7. FROM INTERNATIONAL TO WORLD LAW,
• 8. SUMMING UP AND PROSPECT,
• INDEX,