International Law

International Law by John Westlake delves into the complexities of state territory rights international rivers regulations distinctions between nationals and aliens and the significance of international arbitration in resolving disputes between nations. The book explores the historical development of territorial claims principles governing international rivers the role of domicile in personal law and the importance of consent in arbitration. Through examples and discussions Westlake highlights the intersection of legal principles political considerations and historical precedents in shaping international relations and resolving conflicts.