general

I read Slomanson's second edition for a college course, international law. This book introduces, defines, presents case studies, and gives the reader an overall understanding of international law. Since this is a very difficult application with much disagreement and controversy, I found this subject matter and book worthwhile. I would strongly recommend this book to interested readers of political science, international relations, international law, law in general, and for anyone who is interested in being better able to undestand or reach a better understanding of international law in the international arena.

Mr. Diego R. Rodriguez
Chicago, Il

The author has achieved a feat of Herculean proportions by his extremely lucid and perspicacious analysis of the very difficult and inaccessible subject of International law. International law is next only to Qunatum Field Theory in its profundity and deep conceptual underpinnings. The very fact that an ignoramus like me can understand and appreciate this work of genius goes to show that everyone even remotely interested in the field should read this book.