Professor Martin Dixon is Professor of the Law of Real Property and Fellow of Queen's College at the University of Cambridge.Professor Robert McCorquodale is Director of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law and Professor of International Law and Human Rights at the University of Nottingham.Professor Sarah Williams is a Professor in the School of Global and Public Law at UNSW Sydney and an Associate of the Australian Human Rights Institute.

Review from previous edition TBC - The coverage, commentary and ease of understanding are the key strengths of this book. Dixon et al is accessible, detailed and thorough

• 1: The nature of the international legal system 2: Sources of international law 3: The law of treaties 4: International law and domestic law 5: Legal Personality and recognition 6: International human rights law 7: Sovereignty over territory 8: Jurisdictional sovereignty 9: State responsibility 10: Peaceful settlement of international disputes 11: The use of force, collective security and peacekeeping 12: Immunities from national jurisdiction 13: Law of the sea 14: International environmental law

Professor Martin Dixon is Professor of the Law of Real Property and Fellow of Queen's College at the University of Cambridge.Professor Robert McCorquodale is Director of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law and Professor of International Law and Human Rights at the University of Nottingham.Professor Sarah Williams is a Professor in the School of Global and Public Law at UNSW Sydney and an Associate of the Australian Human Rights Institute.

Review from previous edition TBC - The coverage, commentary and ease of understanding are the key strengths of this book. Dixon et al is accessible, detailed and thorough

• 1: The nature of the international legal system 2: Sources of international law 3: The law of treaties 4: International law and domestic law 5: Legal Personality and recognition 6: International human rights law 7: Sovereignty over territory 8: Jurisdictional sovereignty 9: State responsibility 10: Peaceful settlement of international disputes 11: The use of force, collective security and peacekeeping 12: Immunities from national jurisdiction 13: Law of the sea 14: International environmental law

Professor Martin Dixon is Professor of the Law of Real Property and Fellow of Queen's College at the University of Cambridge.Professor Robert McCorquodale is Director of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law and Professor of International Law and Human Rights at the University of Nottingham.Professor Sarah Williams is a Professor in the School of Global and Public Law at UNSW Sydney and an Associate of the Australian Human Rights Institute.

Review from previous edition TBC - The coverage, commentary and ease of understanding are the key strengths of this book. Dixon et al is accessible, detailed and thorough

• 1: The nature of the international legal system 2: Sources of international law 3: The law of treaties 4: International law and domestic law 5: Legal Personality and recognition 6: International human rights law 7: Sovereignty over territory 8: Jurisdictional sovereignty 9: State responsibility 10: Peaceful settlement of international disputes 11: The use of force, collective security and peacekeeping 12: Immunities from national jurisdiction 13: Law of the sea 14: International environmental law