Sovereignty over Natural Resources

Delve into the intricate world of international law with "Sovereignty over Natural Resources," a thought-provoking exploration by leading scholars. Published in 1997 by Cambridge University Press, this hardback edition spans 484 pages, offering a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of permanent sovereignty from a mere political claim to a respected principle of international law.

This pivotal work addresses pressing topics such as people's rights, nationalization, and environmental politics, providing deep insights into their implications for states and communities alike. With its engaging prose and scholarly depth, "Sovereignty over Natural Resources" is essential for anyone interested in understanding the complexities surrounding sovereignty and resource management in today's global landscape. Add this invaluable resource to your collection and enrich your knowledge of international law and policy.