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[A] forceful defense of the virtues of national sovereignty... Law without Nations? is readable and persuasive. -- Thomas Nagel New Republic [A] learned and closely-argued book... His argument is rich in scholarship, detail and nuance. -- Peter Berkowitz Policy Review Rabkin has skillfully and intrepidly outlined the main problems, including the dangerous embrace of 'soft law' and the hobbling of the right of states to self-defense... [T]he present volume should be required reading. -- Michla Pomerance Azure

[A] forceful defense of the virtues of national sovereignty... Law without Nations? is readable and persuasive. -- Thomas Nagel, New Republic [A] learned and closely-argued book... His argument is rich in scholarship, detail and nuance. -- Peter Berkowitz, Policy Review Rabkin has skillfully and intrepidly outlined the main problems, including the dangerous embrace of 'soft law' and the hobbling of the right of states to self-defense... [T]he present volume should be required reading. -- Michla Pomerance, Azure

[A] forceful defense of the virtues of national sovereignty... Law without Nations? is readable and persuasive. --Thomas Nagel, New Republic [A] learned and closely-argued book... His argument is rich in scholarship, detail and nuance. --Peter Berkowitz, Policy Review Rabkin has skillfully and intrepidly outlined the main problems, including the dangerous embrace of 'soft law' and the hobbling of the right of states to self-defense... [T]he present volume should be required reading. --Michla Pomerance, Azure

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Jeremy A. Rabkin is Professor of Government at Cornell University, where he teaches courses on international law and American constitutional history.

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