Contents: Introduction 1. State as basic units 2. Law, power and politics 3. The foundational framework 4. Models of authority and governance 5. Law, power and global space 6. Peace and war Conclusion Index
Alexander Orakhelashvili, Professor, School of Law, University of Birmingham, UK
'Alexander Orakhelashvili's International Law and International
Politics is a courageous endeavour to find common ground between
the disciplines of international law and international relations.
While both disciplines study the same phenomena, in terms of
methodological approach, they may sometimes seem worlds apart.
Intriguingly, Dr Orakhelashvili shows that the dominant theoretical
streams in international law and international relations, namely
legal positivism and political realism, are in fact based on the
same rationales.'
*Cedric Ryngaert, Utrecht University, the Netherlands*
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