Public International Law (Principles, Cases & Contemporary Challenges) is a comprehensive academic resource authored by Dr. Subholaxmi Mukherjee and Dr. Swarup Mukherjee, with a foreword by Sr. Prof. (Dr.) V.K. Ahuja. The book provides a systematic and analytical study of the core principles governing international law and examines contemporary developments shaping the international legal order. Covering fundamental concepts such as the nature and foundations of international law, sources of international law, statehood, sovereignty, jurisdiction, responsibility, treaties, international organizations, dispute settlement mechanisms, diplomatic relations, and the law of armed conflict, the book offers a balanced blend of theory, legal principles, case law, and modern challenges. It serves as a valuable academic and professional reference for understanding the evolving framework of public international law.
Key Features
- Comprehensive coverage of Nature and Foundations of International Law
- Detailed discussion on Sources of International Law
- Analysis of the Relationship between International Law and Municipal Law
- Examination of Subjects of International Law
- In-depth treatment of Statehood and Recognition
- Coverage of State Territory and Sovereignty
- Detailed discussion on State Jurisdiction, Responsibility and Succession
- Analysis of State and the Individual
- Comprehensive study of Diplomatic and Consular Relations
- Dedicated chapter on the Law of Treaties
- Coverage of International Organisations
- Discussion on Peaceful Settlement of Disputes and Use of Force
- Examination of the Law of Armed Conflict and Neutrality
- Focus on principles, cases, and contemporary international legal challenges
- Academic and practical approach suitable for higher legal studies