The problem of enforcement in international law is one that has undermined not only the effectiveness of the international normative system but also its credibility. For many international law sceptics there is only so much that international law can do. To expect the international system to offer true justice to the states comprising it is perhaps a utopian idea that cannot be fulfilled simply because the system does not have the required mechanisms in place and the ability to achieve this. This book does not disregard the realities on the ground and the limitations of international law which prevent it…
