norm. This makes unfriendly unilateralism a potentially versatile and potent
lawmaking tool. It also makes many international
lawyers uncomfortable. To many, unfriendly unilateralism looks more like the nastiness of power politics than like the order and stability of the rule of
law. My normative claim is that using unfriendly unilateralism in
lawmaking can, all things considered, be good for international
law. And further, it can be good for international
law even if the conduct itself is un
lawful. To be clear, I do not take a position on whether using unfriendly...
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Monica Hakimi
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