The Michael Byers' collection is excellent and makes a real contribution to thinking on the role of law in international politics. In impressive contributions by Martii Koskenniemi, Christine Chinkin and Anne-Marie Slaughter we are treated to examples of what scholarly work in this area should look like.
Dr Colin J Harvey, The Ethnic Conflict Research Digest Vol. 3 No. 2
This collection ... does a remarkable job of examining the field and bringing together diverse views in an interesting synthesis.
Greg Bailey, Int. Affairs Jan 2001.
contains two useful chapters focusing on human rights.
Greg Bailey, Int. Affairs Jan 2001.
within the communities it seeks to bring together it is likely to be a standard work for some time.
Greg Bailey, Int. Affairs Jan 2001.
the quality of the individual contributions ... serve to whet the appetite for IR approaches to international law ... It is hoped that the essays in this volume will encourage informed dialogue between scholars.
Robert Cryer Modern Law Review November 2000