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What is Realism in International Law and Human Rights?,This chapter reflects on recent work on the theory of international law. The primary focus is on the apparent recent colonisation of international law by a theoretical paradigm which has become popular in the social sciences and in particular in the theory of international relations (IR), ‘social constructivism’.

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