International Law: A Textbook for the South Pacific is an introductory textbook for students and practitioners of international law. It provides a concise and clear introduction to the subject from the perspective of the South Pacific. This textbook takes advantage of Professor Olowu's unique experience as a lawyer trained at universities in Africa, North America and Europe, and having taught international law in the South Pacific. Few academics can claim his breadth and depth of expertise concerning in international law in diverse geographical and cultural contexts. This textbook introduces the most important aspects of public international law in a clear and authoritative manner.
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By cdpublishing
Mar 2, 2010
A new book that view international law from the unique South Pacific perspective. The book indicates how many international legal principles are shared among diverse States and legal systems, yet also shows how some areas of the law are more important than others for some States. This is an important work that provides a very valuable service to international law education in the South Pacific and beyond.
