Small Island States & International Law

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Exploring the implications of state disappearance due to rising sea levels, this book delves into international law's treatment of such scenarios. It questions the fate of populations in non-successor states and examines whether current legal frameworks and globalization can safeguard their rights and well-being. The discussion highlights the intersection of environmental change, state sovereignty, and human rights, offering critical insights into the future of nations and their citizens in a changing world.