Democratic Governance and International Law

Explore the transformative intersection of governance and international law in "Democratic Governance and International Law," published by Cambridge University Press in 2000. This insightful volume, spanning 600 pages, features contributions from leading international legal scholars who critically examine the evolving role of international law in promoting democratic transitions since the 1990s. Traditionally, international law has remained silent on the selection of governments, but recent developments raise important questions about the compatibility of democratic commitments with the existing international legal framework. Delve into this comprehensive analysis to understand how international law is shaping the future of democratic governance across the globe. Perfect for scholars, students, and practitioners alike, this paperback edition is a must-read for anyone interested in the dynamics of law and democracy.