The evolution of international law: Arcs and cycles

Michael J. Kelly

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The evolution of international law: Arcs and cycles

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The evolution of international law: Arcs and cycles

Michael J. Kelly

Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, Vol.44(1 & 2), pp.41-46

2011

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International and Comparative Law

This essay tracks the evolution of international law from the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 and identifies recurring themes through the 20th century eras of global conflict followed by periods of multilateral institution building (the League of Nations, United Nations, etc.).

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Title: The evolution of international law
Creators: Michael J. Kelly (Author) - Creighton University, School of Law
Publication Details: Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, Vol.44(1 & 2), pp.41-46
Number of pages: 6 pages
Identifiers: 991005931267802656
Academic Unit: School of Law
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article