The Philosophyof International Law. (original) (raw)

This collection of articles argues for the necessity of a historical approach to international legal philosophy, intertwining historical understanding with normative reflection. Contributions highlight that enduring questions about the nature and sources of international law remain relevant, and that philosophical inquiry can elucidate even highly specific legal issues. The book demonstrates that legal philosophy is essential to grasping the foundational choices behind doctrinal questions, emphasizing a systematic and reflective approach to the field.