Treaties and Subsequent Practice

Explore the intricate relationship between treaty interpretation and state practices in "Treaties and Subsequent Practice," authored by a team of experts and published by Oxford University Press in 2013. This comprehensive hardback edition spans 432 pages and delves into how subsequent practices can effectively substitute for formal treaty amendments.

The book presents a thoughtful blend of practical insights and theoretical discussions, making it an essential read for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers interested in international law. It includes valuable reports from the International Law Commission's innovative 'Treaties over Time' programme, highlighting the evolving nature of treaties in light of state actions.

Enhance your understanding of international treaties and their interpretation with this essential resource. Perfect for anyone invested in the fields of law, diplomacy, or international relations, "Treaties and Subsequent Practice" is a cornerstone text for contemporary legal studies.