Alan O'Day
Ashgate
Hardback
546
2004
Even though democracy is essentially a political concept and one that is highly contested with respect to its meaning and outcomes the international system now views it as a legal topic amenable to legal construction and analysis. Democracy and International Law will provide the reader with the key works in the debate about democracy in international law demonstrating the wide influence democracy has had the controversies that surround it and its importance for international law and relations.