International Law: A Dictionary

For anyone familiar with international law in texts like Shaw and Cassese, Wallace and Brownlie, all widely used by students and practitioners, this dictionary of international law will have few surprises but will be recognized, immediately, as a very useful work. It is the second in this series from The Scarecrow Press, the first being Gibson (1996). Boczek has also been active in the field, with earlier works on international tribunals, flags of convenience, and Swiss taxation. His varied experience (from working with the United Nations to teaching at numerous world universities) shows through this wide‐ranging dictionary.

The work...