Justifying International Acts Hardcover Lea Brilmayer 1989
“Justifying International Acts” by Lea Brilmayer is a hardcover book published in 1989 by Cornell University Press. It explores the topic of international law and delves into how states can justify their actions in the international arena. The book, with a total of 160 pages, is written in English and includes illustrations. Brilmayer’s work provides a valuable contribution to the field of law, specifically focusing on the complexities of international relations and the reasoning behind specific acts committed by states.
1994 Lea Brilmayer AMERICAN HEGEMONY Political Morality in a 1-Superpower World
Are there circumstances under which one nation has either the right or the obligation to dominate the others?. Brilmayer discusses three ways that consent can be obtained and then shows how a lurther justification for hegemonic governance can be provided derived from basic universal norms of human rights.