Abstract

British and Canadian Perspectives on International Law is a collection of articles which examines this last phenomenon with reference to the perspectives prevailing in Britain and Canada on the creation, application and interpretation of international legal norms. The editor of this book, Christopher P.M. Waters, aptly enough, studied law in Canada and currently teaches it in the United Kingdom. The contributors to this book include several Canadian and British researchers and practitioners, many of whom have had academic, work or other experiences in both countries.