LCIL Book Launch: 'Cambridge Companion to International Law' by Professor James Crawford and Professor Martti Koskenniemi

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Description:	Celebrating the launch of the 'Cambridge Companion to International Law' on 26 January 2012, Professor James Crawford, Professor Martti Koskenniemi and several other contributors discuss the volume and the challenges it presented.


Created:	2012-01-27 12:44
Collection:	LCIL International Law Seminar Series Cambridge Law: Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law
Publisher:	University of Cambridge
Copyright:	University of Cambridge
Language:	eng (English)
Keywords:	International Law;


Abstract:	What happens if two of the world’s leading, but possibly also most different, international lawyers unite and craft their Companion to International Law? Spanning the core and the various sub-fields of international law, combining problem-solving and critical approaches, rooted in both theory and practice, drawing on orientations ranging from positivism to post-modernism, and setting out the field’s aspirations as well as its disillusionments, the Companion is a must for every person with an interest in international law, whether as a neophyte or veteran. Celebrating the launch of the 'Cambridge Companion to International Law', Professor James Crawford, Professor Martti Koskenniemi and several of the other eighteen international lawyers who contributed to the Companion, introduce the book and share their thoughts on the volume: Speakers: Professor James Crawford - Introduction Professor Thomas Pogge - The contexts of international law Professor Anne Orford - International law and the State Professor Frédéric Mégret - Techniques and arenas of international law Professor Martti Koskenniemi - Projects of international law

Abstract:

What happens if two of the world’s leading, but possibly also most different, international lawyers unite and craft their Companion to International Law?

Spanning the core and the various sub-fields of international law, combining problem-solving and critical approaches, rooted in both theory and practice, drawing on orientations ranging from positivism to post-modernism, and setting out the field’s aspirations as well as its disillusionments, the Companion is a must for every person with an interest in international law, whether as a neophyte or veteran.

Celebrating the launch of the 'Cambridge Companion to International Law', Professor James Crawford, Professor Martti Koskenniemi and several of the other eighteen international lawyers who contributed to the Companion, introduce the book and share their thoughts on the volume:

Speakers:
Professor James Crawford - Introduction
Professor Thomas Pogge - The contexts of international law
Professor Anne Orford - International law and the State
Professor Frédéric Mégret - Techniques and arenas of international law
Professor Martti Koskenniemi - Projects of international law

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