: a global intellectual history 1842-1933 Lorca Arnulf Becker creator Lorca, Arnulf Becker text United Kingdom :Cambridge University Press @2014 monographic eng

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xiv, 397p. 24cm. Introduction Part I: Mestizo international law 1. Why a global intellectual history of international law? Part II: Universal international law 2. Appropriating classical legal thought 3. The imposition and negotiation of rules: hybridity and functional equivalences 4. The expansion of nineteenth-century international law as circulation Part III: The fall of classical thought and the turn to modern international law 5. Sovereignty beyond the West, the end of classical international law 6. Modern international law: good news for the semi-periphery? Part IV: Modern international law 7. Petitioning the international: a 'pre-history' of self-determination 8. Circumventing self-determination: league membership and armed resistance 9. Codifying international law: statehood and non-intervention Conclusion / Arnulf Becker Lorca Law Law of nations Droit international Histoire International law International law History Law Mobility Law International 341.090 LOR 9781316618509 :Brijwasi Book Distributors :H-87, Lalita Park Laxmi Nagar Delhi 110092 220829 20220830111602.0