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Author: Marko Milanovic

08 Feb

Mobility and Freedom in the International Legal Academia: A Comment on Anthea Roberts’ Is International Law International?

I’d find it difficult to think of a book more deserving of the ASIL certificate of merit than Anthea Roberts’ Is International Law International? This is especially so because this is a book about international lawyers, rather than about the law as such; it is a foray into a sociology of our profession, examining in particular to what extent that...

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