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This book bridges the two topics of international law and international politics. The book may be used in a variety of ways -- as a supplement to a casebook in an introductory course in international or transnational law, or as a reader in an advanced course or seminar on international law.
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Trent Imeson
reviewed Foundations of International Law on June 19, 2020
Foundations of International Law
This book tries to explain why civil wars have become protracted. Hironaka argues that it is not that there are more wars starting, but that there are fewer ending. She puts this down to changes in the international system which have continued to support the borders of weak states that are unable to evolve into strong states in the Tillian sense. Seems to be simply a combination of Fearon and Zacher's earlier articles, with a statistical test to demonstrate it.
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