Essays on the Modern Law of WarThe essays convey collectively a picture of the law of armed conflict that is multidimensional in scope and insight. The second revised and expanded edition is an up-to-date, as well as a classically authoritative contribution to this immensely important field. |
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Cicero and Clausewitz or Quincy Wright? | 41 |
Armed Conflict War and SelfDefense | 75 |
Nuclear Weapons and the Law | 131 |
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