Titlebook: Studies in the History of the Law of Nations; Charles Henry Alexandrowicz (Chairman of the Groti Book 1970 Springer Science+Business Media

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The Use of Piracy in Malayan Waters, time to time maintained is to be found in ancient writings known to Medieval and Renaissance Europe.. It is not clear that all, or, indeed, any such acts were considered violations of law in the ancient world,. although, of course, punitive or suppressive expeditions were sent against freebooters from time to time.

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Overview: 978-94-017-5680-8978-94-017-5985-4

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Legality and Legitimacy: The Limits of the Duty of Obedience to the State,The relationship between ruler and ruled, state and citizen, is a question which has dominated the speculation of political philosophers for centuries. Its significance, however, extends beyond the realm of political philosophy. It is a matter which now falls within the domain of international law.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-5985-4history; history of literature; history of mathematics; law; law of nations; nation; story

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Natural Sanctions in International Law,ctive criterion is proposed here, that an international sanction is whatever causes a rule or prescription of international conduct to be observed, rather than infringed or disregarded; the use or demonstration of force in some form is not then excluded, but is seen as only one of several possible causes of observance.