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1 Explaining International Norm Change 1
Pt. I Sovereignty Norms 27
2 Banning Piracy: The State Monopoly on Military Force 29
3 The End of Conquest: Consolidating Sovereign Equality 55
4 Protecting Cultural Treasures in Wartime 85
5 Terrorism: Reinforcing States' Monopoly on Force 109
6 Extraterritoriality: Expanding Exclusive Internal Jurisdiction 141
Pt. II Liberal Norms 167
7 Slavery: Liberal Norms and Human Rights 169
8 Genocide 205
9 Refugees and Asylum 237
10 Humanitarian Intervention 263
11 The Emerging Right to Democracy 289
12 Cycles of International Norm Change 323
References 339
Index 383
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Eduard Hiti
reviewed International Norms and Cycles of Change on November 02, 2015
International Norms and Cycles of Change
It's a great book if you're looking for an introduction to the sources and nature of public international law.dixon provides an overview of certain concepts supported by cases and examples to help clarify the grey areas in international law.like the law of treaties,law of the sea and the peaceful settlement of disputes etc.and most importantly : it is not as boring as the other books I've read on the subject of international law.
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