International Law 2
International Law 2 : Set of rules applying to somreign states. Traditionally it has focused exclusively on states, but since World War II it has increasingly incorporated rights and duties of individuals. The sources of international law include custom, treaties, judicial decisions and esteemed legal opinion. Because they define law as orders backed by force, realists are skeptical that international law, which lacks an enforcement mechanism, deserves the status of law
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