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How interpretation makes international law : on semantic change and normative twists

By:

Venzke, Ingo

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: OUP OxfordGB 2012Description: xviii, 319 pAction note:

2/27/13 EVELYND

Summary: Introduces a theoretical perspective on the practice of intepretation for better understanding and analysis. Critiques past approaches to lawmaking in communicative practices, tackles the question of how interpretation can be both creative as well as constrained, and introduces the space of interpretation as a site for the exercise of power and authority.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	01.02.04 V472 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000030277

Introduces a theoretical perspective on the practice of intepretation for better understanding and analysis. Critiques past approaches to lawmaking in communicative practices, tackles the question of how interpretation can be both creative as well as constrained, and introduces the space of interpretation as a site for the exercise of power and authority.

2/27/13 EVELYND

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