Limits of Leviathan

Explore the intricate dynamics of international law with "Limits of Leviathan" by Robert E. Scott, published by Cambridge University Press in 2011. This insightful book, spanning 264 pages, delves into the critical intersections of law and cooperation on a global scale. Originally released in 2006, Scott identifies key areas where formal enforcement can effectively foster collaboration, as well as those where it falls short. He compellingly argues that, much like contracts, the efficacy of international law is heavily reliant on the commitment of responsible parties. Perfect for legal scholars and practitioners alike, "Limits of Leviathan" offers a profound understanding of treaties, breach of contract, and the complexities of both international and municipal law. Enhance your library with this essential read that navigates the limits and potential of legal frameworks in promoting global cooperation.