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International Law by Malcolm N. Shaw
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Book Overview
This classic text provides a clear and in-depth exposition of the main principles and practice of international law. Combining clarity of expression with academic rigour, Shaw’s International Law covers not only foundational concepts but also evolved areas such as human rights, environmental law, use of force, and the law of treaties.
Topics explored in the book include:
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The nature and development of international law and the modern international legal system.
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Sources of international law, including treaties, custom, and general principles.
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The relationship between international and domestic law.
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Subjects of international law, including states, international organisations, and individuals.
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Human rights protection and regional human rights systems.
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Jurisdiction, immunities, and state responsibility.
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Settlement of disputes, including the role of the International Court of Justice.
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International humanitarian law, law of the sea, and international organisations.
The book balances principles, case analysis, and examples from real diplomatic and legal practice to make complex ideas accessible without sacrificing depth, making it suitable for students and practitioners alike.
