The book explores state responsibility in relation to violations of international law, delving into the intricate relationships between institutions, established rules, and practical applications. It offers a comprehensive analysis of how these elements interact and influence accountability on a global scale.
Blending history, travel and reportage, this is a wide-ranging journey through the history of borders and an examination of their role in shaping our world today
RCAHMS is showcasing images from its National Collection in a remarkable illustration of the Victorian era. From the pioneering work of renowned photographers to never before seen excerpts from private family albums, Victorian Scotland is a window on the lives of the generation that changed the world.
In this book acclaimed author and presenter James Crawford introduces many forgotten places all over the country, from the ruins of prehistoric forts and ancient, arcane burial sites, to abandoned bothies and boathouses, and the derelict traces of old, faded industry.
Now in its 75th year, the British Year Book of International Law has become an essential work of reference for academics and practicing lawyers. Through a mixture of articles and in-depth surveys of areas of international law it continues to provide up-to-date information on importantdevelopments in modern international law.