Positivism as a method to identify and interpret International law is nowadays often criti- cized. In order to better understand and evaluate the criticisms, it is helpful to trace back the ori- gins of such an approach and reflect on its core tenets. It is maintained that, while there are issues which may not be understood through a strict positivist lens, this methodology remains today the closest to the reality of international law-making.
Origins and Challenges of A Positivist Approach To International Law / Gianelli, Alessandra. - (2020), pp. 39-64. - GAETANO MORELLI LECTURES SERIES. [10.15166/978-88-943616-1-2].
Origins and Challenges of A Positivist Approach To International Law
Gianelli, Alessandra
2020
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Positivism as a method to identify and interpret International law is nowadays often criti- cized. In order to better understand and evaluate the criticisms, it is helpful to trace back the ori- gins of such an approach and reflect on its core tenets. It is maintained that, while there are issues which may not be understood through a strict positivist lens, this methodology remains today the closest to the reality of international law-making.File allegati a questo prodotto
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