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100 1 $aNiemeyer, Gerhart.
245 10 $aLaw without force :$bthe function of politics in international law / $cGerhart Niemeyer ; with a new introduction by Michael Henry.
260 $aNew Brunswick, NJ :$bTransaction Publishers,$cc2001.
300 $axxviii, 408 p. ;$c23 cm.
440 0 $aLibrary of conservative thought
500 $aOriginally published: Princeton : Princeton University Press, 1941.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aIntroduction: The Unreality of International Law and the Unlawfulness of International Reality -- The war and the problem of reconstruction -- The breakdown of world order outlined -- Passing sickness or organic disease? -- Where to look for the cause -- The difficulties of remedying the situation -- Law without force -- The Function of Law in International Politics -- Historical Introduction: A Genealogy of International Law -- Political conditions surrounding the birth of international law -- Interstate law: Last bequest of Roman universalism -- Spiritual world unity and international law -- The European solidarity of the Estates -- Ius belli ac pacis -- Law in the Interdynastic Politics of Absolutism -- The three aspects of Absolutism in politics -- The consolidation of centralized power -- The interdynastic function of ius gentium -- The theory of international law and the "Third Estate" -- The Role of International Law During the Period of Liberalism and Imperialism -- The growth of bourgeois world society -- Legal formalism in nineteenth century international relations -- Peace through law -- The function of legal theory in international relations -- The Place of Law in the World Politics of Today -- International law and social structure -- The end of laissez-faire -- The authority of the State in international trade -- The disruption of international society -- The politicization of social life -- The new slogan: Freedom of action for governments -- The trend of world politics -- The misfitting role of the traditional law of nations -- Legal Theory and Political Reality -- Sociological Introduction: the Connotations of Politics -- Politics and the State -- The elements of organization -- The unity of large organizations -- Organization is a unit not of men, but of behavior -- The specific function of political organization -- The specific structure of political organization -- The connotations of politics -- The extent of political organization in social life -- Moral Idealism and Political Realism in International Law -- Factual and normative approaches in legal theory -- The origin of international law as a special discipline -- The features of personalistic law -- The dualism of subjective reality and objective ideality -- The antithesis between international law and international politics -- The historical substance of the international "ideal" -- The element of natural law in the theory of positivism -- Forms of procedure preferred to norms of justice -- The seventeenth century inheritance in our international law -- The Sociological Background of International Law -- The humanistic basis of the traditional law of nations -- Dualism between public and private interest as a root of international law -- The institutional framework of individualism -- The decline of individualism -- From nationalism to statism, from imperialism to autarky -- From Man Independent to Man Coordinate -- The organizational orientation of individuals -- Making International Law Work -- The characteristics of the present system -- The untenable position of traditional international law -- The end of international law? -- Wanted: Order in international politics -- Functional approach as a way out -- Functional connectedness among states -- The way of reconstruction -- A Reconstruction of International Law -- Philosophical Introduction: The Significance of Function -- The crisis in legal theory: The ideal disconnected from the real -- The shortcomings of morality as a basis of law -- Overcoming the gulf between the "real" and the "ideal" -- The criterion of legal order: function not purpose -- Functional structure in social relationships -- Functional standards of legal order -- Do functional standards represent true values? -- "Consumptive" and "constructive" values -- Summary of the thesis -- Epilogue: The way of ascertaining immanent standards of value -- The Notion of the State -- The idea of the "society of nations" -- The personification of the State -- New views of the nature of reality -- The formation of functional concepts -- The concept of the State in international law -- The notion of State territory in international law -- The dual aspect of the State's functions -- Sovereignty and "Reserved Domain" -- International Law as a way of fulfillment of political functions -- The Conception of the Legal Rule -- Ius est quod iussum est -- Right and might -- The legislative will in international law -- The assumption of power behind international law -- The binding force of legal rules -- The revision of the law -- The functional conception of legal rules -- The disappearance of the problems of revision and obligatory force -- Functional law is a facilitating, not a restrictive type of order -- The antithesis between legal order and disorder -- The role of legal statutes -- The function of politics in international law -- Funtcional reconstruction -- Organization or Orientation -- What is to be done? -- The federalistic fallacy -- The World State -- The perpetual demand for international organization -- The revision of basic assumptions -- The forms of international order -- Not organization but orientation.
650 0 $aInternational law$xPolitical aspects.
650 0 $aInternational law$xPhilosophy.
650 0 $aSociological jurisprudence.
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