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

• Idealism in international relationsRelated: Idealists treat legal rules as constraints on state conduct and tools for settling disputes.

• International orderRelated: It gives legal form to expectations that help organize state conduct.

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

• English School of International Relations TheoryRelated: It expresses shared rules and helps define legitimate conduct between states.

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

• Law of RussiaRelated: Russia’s Constitution and legislation address how international rules relate to domestic law.

• Law of SpainRelated: Treaties and other international obligations form part of Spain’s legal framework under constitutional rules.

• Legal scienceBroader topic: It tests legal analysis across institutions and sources that differ from domestic systems.

• Political globalizationRelated: It translates cross-border agreements and norms into standards that can constrain state conduct.

• 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.