Law of Nations

Primarily, this book aims at acquainting students of international relations and diplomacy, history, peace/development studies and its related disciplines, such as economics, and development studies and its related disciplines, such as economics, and developmental sociology with a sound understanding of law of nations governing and regulating activities such as trade and commerce, the use of the sea, protection of the global environment, air travel and safety sky, treaties, diplomatic immunity, armed conflicts, human rights and several other arteries through which states relate with one another, that needs regulation in order to reduce tensions and conflicts. The book also will be useful to law students, diplomats, policy makers, and international affairs analysts as it provides them with the analytical tool for the do's and don'ts in international relations and the cumulative impact on world politics.

Autorentext

Anaele Oparaiheoma Cyril, Ph.D, is a professor of History and Diplomatic Studies at Salem University, Lokoja - Nigeria, where he has served in various capacities in teaching, research and university administration. He was the Dean College of Management and Social Sciences and is currently the founding Dean of College of Humanities.