International law as law of the United States
Jordan J. Paust.
- 2nd ed.
- Durham, N.C. Carolina Academic Press c2003.
- xi, 532 p. 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Customary international law and forms of incorporation - - Self-executing treaties - - Clashes with domestic law - - The president is bound - - On human rigths : the use of human rights precepts in U.S. history and the right to an effective remedy - - Human rights and the Ninth Amendment - - The international covenant on civil and political rights as law of the U.S. - - Congress and genocide - - Bases of jurisdiction under international law - - Universality and the duty to enforce international criminal law - - Declarations of war and the peace power - - Law, national security, necessity, executive discretion, and judicial power.
0890893810
International Law--United States. Constitutional law--United States. Conflict of laws--United States.