Reviews

"[An] excellent and very readable analysis....There is an excellent blend of the legal, political, and diplomatic approaches which the layman will find wide-ranging, informative, and readable."--International Journal
"Particularly distinguished by the full account that he gives of the legal development of the principle of self-determination and its relation to sovereignty. Such an account is especially important because both the substance and the rhetoric of the Falklands dispute revolved around the conflict between these principles."--Political Studies
"A very useful book, one that should be required reading for all those interested in serious research on the ill-fated Malvinas (Falkland) dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom. The book leaves almost no historical or political aspect of the dispute unexamined. With an impressive display of research and documentation, Gustafson aptly addresses matters of economics, of domestic politics, and of pride and prestige, as well as the pwychology of people
in power in both Argentina and the United Kingdom....Thorough, serious, well-researched and well-written scholarly effort."--The American Journal of International Law
"A tremendously useful contribution to what appears to be a new genre in international legal analysis....A necessary addition to any collection dealing with contemporary problems of international law or to international relations in general. Highly recommended for upper-division undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty."--Choice
"[An] excellent and very readable analysis....There is an excellent blend of the legal, political, and diplomatic approaches which the layman will find wide-ranging, informative, and readable."--International Journal
"Particularly distinguished by the full account that he gives of the legal development of the principle of self-determination and its relation to sovereignty. Such an account is especially important because both the substance and the rhetoric of the Falklands dispute revolved around the conflict between these principles."--Political Studies
"A very useful book, one that should be required reading for all those interested in serious research on the ill-fated Malvinas (Falkland) dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom. The book leaves almost no historical or political aspect of the dispute unexamined. With an impressive display of research and documentation, Gustafson aptly addresses matters of economics, of domestic politics, and of pride and prestige, as well as the pwychology of people
in power in both Argentina and the United Kingdom....Thorough, serious, well-researched and well-written scholarly effort."--The American Journal of International Law
"A tremendously useful contribution to what appears to be a new genre in international legal analysis....A necessary addition to any collection dealing with contemporary problems of international law or to international relations in general. Highly recommended for upper-division undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty."--Choice