Man and the World

Tracing the evolution of international law from ancient agreements to modern frameworks, this book highlights the codification of principles in the sixteenth century. It explores the distinctions between civil and common law countries, detailing treaties, customs, general principles, and judicial decisions. The author discusses dispute settlement procedures and the roles of organizations like the United Nations and the Common Market. Additionally, it addresses laws governing the sea, air, outer space, and the individual's position within international law.