Hard and Soft International Law and Their Contribution to Social Change: the Lessons Learned
Daniel Bradlow, David Hunter
Abstract
Daniel Bradlow, David Hunter
Abstract
This chapter consists of three parts. The first part answers the seven questions posed in about the nature and relationship between hard and soft international law. It also includes a review of the lessons learned from the case studies about the seven questions. The second part is a discussion of some issues that arise from this review. The third part is a conclusion.
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This chapter consists of three parts. The first part answers the seven questions posed in about the nature and relationship between hard and soft international law. It also includes a review of the lessons learned from the case studies about the seven questions. The second part is a discussion of some issues that arise from this review. The third part is a conclusion.
Key concepts: Soft law, Hard law, International law, Sociology, Law, Political science, Engineering ethics, Epistemology