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How to qualify the United States’ attitude towards International Law? How is Humanitarian Law evolving? Does the concept of “failed states” make sense? Here are some of the numerous issues that Prof. Serge Sur raises in this book, which assembles articles published by the author during the past 25 years. An eminent professor of International Law and Relations at Pantheon-Assas University in Paris, France, Prof. Sur directs the Centre Thucydides, and is currently ad hoc judge at the International Court of Justice. Prof. Sur is also the author, with Prof. Combacau, of one of the most famous handbooks of International Law published in France1. The translation of thirty-two articles he authored in this new volume of the French Studies in International Law thus offers, for the first time in English, an overview of the thought of one of the most respected French internationalists.

SERGE SUR, INTERNATIONAL LAW, POWER, SECURITY AND JUSTICE: ESSAYS ON INTERNATIONAL LAW AND RELATIONS, OXFORD AND PORTLAND, HART PUBLISHING, 2010