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International law is inherently more of a social contract than an actual law. That doesn't make it useless because it does have a real effect on how countries b
by TheCoelacanth 11mo ago
International law is inherently more of a social contract than an actual law. That doesn't make it useless because it does have a real effect on how countries behave, but it does mean that enforcement looks more like getting ostracized than it looks like law enforcement.
- pyrale 11mo ago> International law is inherently more of a social contract than an actual law. Isn't actual law a social contract aswell?