George W. Keeton Knihy

In this seminal work, Keeton provides a comprehensive and compelling analysis of the tensions between national sovereignty and the desire for international order. Drawing on historical examples and contemporary events, he persuasively argues that while international cooperation is essential for global stability, it must be balanced against the rights of nations to chart their own course. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in international law and politics.

Exploring themes like the law of debt and the evolution of common law, this study delves into significant historical and literary events, including Shylock's portrayal and the trial of Hermione. It also examines the implications of Queen Katherine's divorce, offering insights into how these elements reflect broader societal and legal transformations.