International law and the nature of the global order is regularly examined and debated among specialists

1: International Law; 1: The Rocky Shoals of International Law; 2: International Law versus the American Constitution; 3: International Crime and Punishment; 4: The Limits of "International Law"; 5: International Law and the Use of Force; 2: International Institutions and Global Order; 6: After Guantanamo: The War Over the Geneva Convention; 7: Seven Tests: Between Concert and Unilateralism; 8: American Sovereignty and the UN; 9: Courting Danger: What's Wrong with the International Criminal Court; 10: Dayton, Bosnia, and the Limits of Law; 11: Retail Diplomacy: The Edifying Story of UN Dues Reform; 12: Fixing the United Nations; 3: Law Enforcement and Foreign Policy; 13: Law in Order: Reconstructing U. S. National Security; 14: The Law at War: How Osama Slipped Away; 15: The Reach of American Law; 16: Law in the Service of Terror; 4: The Debate Over Human Rights; 17: Human Nature and Human Rights; 18: Natural Rights and Human History; 19: The Ground and Nature of Human Rights; 20: What Price Human Rights?; 21: "Exporting Democracy"-and Getting It Wrong; 22: The Idea of Human Rights; 23: "Human Rights": The Hidden Agenda