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David Haljan978-90-6704-858-32013 Edition 1- The first major (and comparative) study of applying international law in domestic contexts from a constitutional and separation of powers perspective
- Its approach to the issue from a constitutional law, rather than an international law, perspective highlights the problem areas preventing a seamless application of international law in domestic contexts
- A significant effort in comparative law, collecting relevant cases and outlining judicial practice in two major non-English–speaking continental legal systems, and in the two major common law systems
- Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
€180