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The 61 pages that link to International law, each with the reason it gives.

• SovereigntyNarrower topic: It supplies the legal framework in which sovereignty is recognized and limited.

• United NationsNarrower topic: The UN has helped develop treaties, institutions, and practices that shape this legal order.

• United Nations Security CouncilNarrower topic: The Council’s powers and the legal effect of its resolutions derive from the Charter-based legal order.

• Collective securityNarrower topic: Collective security is one way international law organizes responses to threats and breaches of peace.

• International Court of JusticeNarrower topic: The Court applies international law when deciding disputes and formulating advisory opinions.

• United Nations General AssemblyNarrower topic: Assembly resolutions can influence international law, although they are generally not binding on states.

• TreatyNarrower topic: Treaties are one of international law's principal sources and instruments.

• Ethnic cleansingNarrower topic: Its treaties and customary rules provide legal categories for prosecuting acts associated with ethnic cleansing.

• Territorial integrityNarrower topic: The principle derives its legal force from treaties, customary rules, and international practice.

• Holy SeeNarrower topic: International law provides the framework for the Holy See’s diplomatic and treaty relations.

• Hugo GrotiusNarrower topic: His treatises helped establish a durable framework for reasoning about legal obligations between states.

• Olympic truceNarrower topic: The contrast highlights that the ancient custom was not a modern treaty obligation.

• AnnexationNarrower topic: Its rules distinguish territorial control from lawful acquisition of sovereignty.

• Kellogg–Briand PactNarrower topic: The pact sought to change the legal status of war within this wider system.

• Roosevelt CorollaryNarrower topic: The corollary raised questions about unilateral authority and the limits of state sovereignty.

• ConcordatNarrower topic: Concordats raise questions about how bilateral commitments fit into international legal rules.

• International sanctionsNarrower topic: Questions about authority, legality, and obligations place sanctions within this wider framework.

• SvalbardNarrower topic: The archipelago’s treaty-based status is an unusual application of international law.

• International organizationNarrower topic: International organizations are created and constrained by rules of this broader legal system.

• International Health RegulationsNarrower topic: The IHR are a treaty-based instrument within this broader legal system.

• Treaty of WuchaleNarrower topic: The conflicting texts exposed tensions between treaty interpretation and state sovereignty.

• Hybrid warfareNarrower topic: Hybrid operations challenge how legal rules classify coercion, intervention, and armed attack.

• Sovereign stateNarrower topic: Sovereign states are central participants in the system that international law regulates.

• Nationality lawNarrower topic: It sets frameworks and limits for national rules on nationality.

• Peace treatyNarrower topic: Its rules shape treaty validity, interpretation, and the obligations created by settlement.

• Dependent territoryNarrower topic: International law provides frameworks for territorial status, decolonization, and state responsibility.

• UnilateralismNarrower topic: Unilateral acts raise questions about whether state discretion is compatible with shared legal obligations.

• Invasion of GrenadaNarrower topic: The operation’s legality under the UN Charter was sharply disputed.

• Law of warNarrower topic: The law of war is a specialized part of this wider legal system.

• Casus belliNarrower topic: Legal rules assess whether an asserted cause supports the use of force.

• René CassinNarrower topic: Cassin worked to make individual rights a concern of international legal institutions.

• Venezuelan crisisNarrower topic: The crisis exposed gaps in international limits on force used to collect sovereign debts.

• ÅlandNarrower topic: International agreements helped secure Åland’s autonomy and demilitarized status.

• Alberico GentiliNarrower topic: Gentili’s enduring historical significance lies in helping establish this field of legal inquiry.

• Country (politics)Narrower topic: International law frames recognition, borders, treaties, and state responsibilities.

• Kamal HossainNarrower topic: Hossain’s legal career included work on Bangladesh’s foreign relations and international legal questions.

• Tobias AsserNarrower topic: Asser’s treaty work linked private-law coordination to the broader development of international law.

• United Nations resolutionNarrower topic: A resolution may interpret, influence, or sometimes help develop rules of international law.