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International Law and the Public: How Ordinary People Shape Global Legal Order

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International Law and the Public
, Geoffrey P.R. Wallace investigates the public as a crucial, often overlooked, actor in international law.
He asks just who is it that counts in the operation of the international legal order. Defying conventional wisdom that sees governments, leaders, generals, lawyers, or elites from the upper echelons of society as the main international legal players, Wallace advances a "popular international law" where ordinary people are considered important legal actors in their own right alongside the usual focus on elites. Far from powerless or unwitting, publics possess both the cognitive and material capacities to understand and contribute to the intricacies of international legal rules. Combining rigorous theorizing with wide-ranging evidence,
is an account of an international legal politics from below, taking seriously the place of ordinary people in international affairs.
In
International Law and the Public
, Geoffrey P.R. Wallace investigates the public as a crucial, often overlooked, actor in international law.
He asks just who is it that counts in the operation of the international legal order. Defying conventional wisdom that sees governments, leaders, generals, lawyers, or elites from the upper echelons of society as the main international legal players, Wallace advances a "popular international law" where ordinary people are considered important legal actors in their own right alongside the usual focus on elites. Far from powerless or unwitting, publics possess both the cognitive and material capacities to understand and contribute to the intricacies of international legal rules. Combining rigorous theorizing with wide-ranging evidence,
is an account of an international legal politics from below, taking seriously the place of ordinary people in international affairs.

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