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Rosalyn Higgins •ï¿½6 Items / 5 Books, 1 Review
Problems and Process (1994)
by Rosalyn Higgins
International Law and How We Use It
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    International Relations (Review)
    Richard Falk
    Problems and Process, by Rosalyn Higgins
    1. Problems and Process by Rosalyn Higgins
    American Political Science Review, March 1995, p. 254
  2. Review Essays
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    War, Law, and the United Nations (7 Reviews)
    Eugene V. Rostow
    U.S. Policy and the Future of the United Nations, by Roger A. Coate
    1. U.S. Policy and the Future of the United Nations by Roger A. Coate
    2. Enforcing Restraint by Lori Fisler Damrosch
    3. War, Aggression and Self-Defence by Yoram Dinstein
    4. The Kirkpatrick Mission by Allan Gerson
    5. Problems and Process by Rosalyn Higgins
    6. The Laws of War by Michael Howard, George J. Andreopoulos, and Mark R. Shulman, ...
    7. Utopia Lost by Rosemary Righter
    Orbis, Winter 1996, pp. 145-157
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    Recent Books on International Relations (11 Reviews)
    Francis Fukuyama
    Political and Legal
    1. The Wages of Guilt by Ian Buruma
    2. Certain Trumpets by Garry Wills
    3. Thieves' World by Claire Sterling
    4. The Cold War: A History by Martin Walker
    5. Tribes by Joel Kotkin
    6. Genocide by George J. Andreopoulos
    7. Problems and Process by Rosalyn Higgins
    8. The Return of the Political by Chantal Mouffe
    9. A Future for Socialism by John E. Roemer
    10. The New Ideology of Imperialism by Frank Furedi
    11. The War Puzzle by John A. Vasquez
    Foreign Affairs, September 1994, pp. 141-144