Norman Bentwich
2 books
About the Author
Norman Bentwich was a British jurist, legal scholar, and public servant whose career bridged international law, constitutional affairs, and the history of political ideas. Known for his rigorous yet accessible analysis, he wrote extensively on the legal and ethical foundations of international cooperation, as well as on questions shaped by the modern Middle East. His scholarship remains valuable to readers exploring the development of international institutions and the relationship between law, religion, and diplomacy. His notable works include A Commentary on the Charter of the United Nations (Routledge Revivals) and The Religious Foundations of Internationalism: A Study in International Relations Through the Ages (Routledge Library Editions: International Relations).
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