BOOK REVIEW: IMPERIALISM, SOVEREIGNTY AND THE MAKING OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Abstract
This review critiques Antony Anghie’s book titled Imperialism, Sovereignty and the Making of International Law. The review will evaluate the author’s approach on the history of international law, as well as review the book’s importance towards the scholarship on Third World Approaches to International Law.
Copyright (c) 2023 Stephanie Kristina Susanto, Tiffany Linda Rosemarry
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
1. The manuscript that enter the Journal collection are owned and held by Journal of Interdisciplinary Legal Issue (JILI).
2. The copyright of chosen manuscript will be turned into JILIs as the Journal manager.
3. Authors may use some datas or manuscript's parts that have been published by JILI with listing JILI as first publisher, but the author is not entitled to publish the entirety of the manuscript to the other publisher or journal.
Authors are expected to fill out and agree to copyright transfer agreements along with manuscript collection. Copyright transfer agreements can be accessed by "Clicking this link"
