Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative LawSeries

This series delves into the intricate world of international and comparative law. It offers detailed analyses of key legal domains and their impact on the global stage. Each volume presents current perspectives and theoretical debates essential for both students and practitioners. It serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the complexities of modern legal frameworks.

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Beyond Human Rights
Anne Peters
644 pages
23 hours of reading
Focusing on the legal status of individuals in international law, this historical and doctrinal study delves into the evolution of human rights concepts. Originally published in German, it examines the complexities and implications of individual rights within the framework of international legal systems. The book offers insights into how these rights have been shaped over time and their significance in contemporary legal discourse.

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Beyond Human Rights