Non-Legality in International Law

Discover the intricate relationship between law and non-law in "Non-Legality in International Law" by Fleur Johns, published by Cambridge University Press in 2015. This thought-provoking paperback, spanning 282 pages, delves into how international lawyers not only create legal frameworks but also construct realms of non-legality. Fleur Johns examines critical issues such as torture, foreign investment, climate change, and disaster relief, illustrating how these concepts shape the boundaries of global political possibilities. This insightful exploration is essential for understanding the implications of illegality and extra-legality in today’s complex international landscape. Enhance your knowledge of international law and its far-reaching consequences with this compelling read.