How to Do Things with International Law
by Ian Hurd
In How to Do Things with International Law, Ian Hurd delves into the practical workings of international legal norms. He explores how law performs in global politics, shaping state interactions and influencing outcomes in international relations. This examination reveals the active role of legal discourse in world affairs.
About This Book
How to Do Things with International Law offers insights into the ways international law functions beyond mere rules, focusing on its role in influencing actions and decisions among states.
Author Ian Hurd, a scholar in international relations, analyzes the performative dimensions of legal practices in the global arena.
The book addresses how legal frameworks are invoked and applied to achieve political objectives in international affairs.
Through theoretical and practical lenses, it highlights the dynamic interplay between law and power on the world stage.
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