Introduction to Public International Law (Paperback)

Looking at the key concepts and principles, processes and emerging problems, it delineates the impacts of different global forces on the modern public international law. The speciality of this book is that the significant issues of public international law are clarified in a plain method since the existing books on this very subject are principally written by the foreign authors.
Hence most of our native readers felt ambiguous to perceive those. International law has a significant impact on the international relations as well. Again, the international politics often determines the consent and competence of the States to create global norms and principles and thus to comply with these.
Therefore, it is peculiar that the academic disciplines of international law have sometimes used separate analytical instruments, often seen the world of international relations in a different way, and often been concerned with different problems. This academic piece of work strives to reflect the key methods through which public international law can be linked with international relations or politics to present a more complete scrutiny of international problems.
This book mainly addresses the significant aspects and changes in recent legal developments of global arena. In this study the author meticulously endeavours to clarify the recent developments of public international law. In fact, this book outlines the international legal framework on various crucial issues which are indispensable to comprehend for the students of law and legal practitioners.
Furthermore, this research work mostly examines the basic acts and features of international law. The contextual framework of this book consists of 16 chapters that entirely illustrate the key international laws and includes: the perceptions of international law; sources of international law; interaction between international and domestic law; key subjects of international law; state’s territory, recognition, jurisdiction, responsibility and succession; treatment of aliens, asylum, law of extradition; international law of the sea and air law; law of treaties and finally, diplomatic and consular law and so on.