1st Edition
Relational Normativity of International Law General International Law and the International Legal Order
Introduction: The Relevance of ‘Relational Normativity’ to Research on General International Law
Part I: What Is General International Law and How Is It Formed?
1. Searching for the Meaning of the Term ‘General International Law’
2. The Formal Sources of General International Law or Where General International Law Can Be Found
3. How is General International Law Formed? Relational Normativity and its Relevance in the International Law-making
Part II: How Does General International Law Work in Practice?
4. International Human Rights Law as a Part of General International Law
5. Space Law as a Part of General International Law
6. Final Conclusions: General International Law in the International Legal Order
Biography
Roman Kwiecień is Professor of Law at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Faculty of Law and Administration. He holds the Chair of Public International Law.
