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Becoming a “classic” book in international law literature is commonly a protracted process. This assertion has however been faulted by the groundbreaking Martti Koskenniemi’s From Apology to Utopia. This volume was first published in 1989 and immediately turned very successful, a rare feat for a work initially presented as a doctoral thesis. The book that rapidly went out of print is today reissued together with a new epilogue whereby the author responds to critiques drawn by the original work and sheds some light on the contemporary relevance of a theory devised more than fifteen years ago.

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MARTTI KOSKENNIEMI, FROM APOLOGY TO UTOPIA: THE STRUCTURE OF INTERNATIONAL LEGAL ARGUMENT (REISSUE WITH NEW EPILOGUE) (CAMBRIDGE: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2005) – UNITING PRAGMATISM AND THEORY IN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP: KOSKENNIEMI’S FROM APOLOGY TO UTOPIA REVISITED