The Expansion of International Law.
McNair, Lord. The Expansion of International Law. Jerusalem: Magnes Press, Hebrew University, 1962. 68 pp. Printed wrappers, light shelfwear, soiling. A very good copy. $50. * McNair analyzes the evolution of international law after World War II, specifically focusing on the rights and welfare of the individual. This work is based on the 8th series of Lionel Cohen Lectures, delivered by McNair at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The post-war era brought significant developments in the field of human rights, and McNair's work explores this "expansion." It focuses on the new status and attention given to the individual in international law, in contrast to the traditional focus on states. It references the 1950 Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, a key development in international human rights law.
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