Public International Law Influence

Summary

Public International Law (PIL) is crucial in governing state relations but is influenced by political, economic, and military factors. Malcolm Shaws International Law discusses this interplay. The Nicaragua v. United States (1986) case exemplifies how international law can challenge powerful states despite political influences. Shaw emphasizes the balance between legal norms and political realities, highlighting PILs role in structuring international relations.

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It sounds like you're exploring the relationship between Public International Law (PIL) and political factors. Malcolm Shaw's "International Law" offers insights on how PIL is influenced by politics, economics, and military power.
Here are some key points:
- Nicaragua v. United States (*): This case showed how international law can challenge powerful states, despite political influences.
- Malcolm Shaw's Perspective: Shaw discusses the balance between legal norms and political realities, emphasizing the importance of PIL in structuring international relations.
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