Titlebook: Republican Principles in International Law; The Fundamental Requ Mortimer N. S. Sellers Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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The Sources of International Law,rs and advocates have speculated about the sources of international law. The earliest modern advocate of the law of nations, Hugo Grotius, saw the ultimate source of law in humanity’s natural need for social order, discovered and constructed by human intelligence.. Grotius observed that justice is a

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The Right to Republican Government Under International Law,ights and democracy that intermittently inspired their predecessors over the last four centuries. Some rely on state practice to justify democratic norms,. by pointing out that many states now formally recognize some sort of individual or collective right to self-government.. This is the “positivist

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Justice and the Rule of Law in International Relations,d what makes the law worthwhile. The answer to both questions is this: the central element of law in every legal system — what makes law “l(fā)aw” as distinct from other systems of rules or coercion — is law’s claim to codify justice. All laws and legal systems claim to realize justice. Rules that do no

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