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Introduction
1. Peace
2. War
3. Wilson
4. Roosevelt
5. "Big White Space"
6. "Pacta Sunt Servanda!"
7. A Normless Normalcy?
Notes
Index
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Wanda Brown
reviewed On the Law of Nations on November 15, 2011
On the Law of Nations
This book is a product of its time. It is full of euphoria over the end of the Cold War and an impassioned plea for the restoration of international law as the basis of regulating relations between states. However, the book is also marred by the author's conflict with the Reagan administration and unfortunately ends essentially as a hit piece. Nor does it even contemplate the idea that the evils of the Reagan administration as the author sees it contributed to the dissolution of the Soviet bloc.
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