New Law Titles for Libraries — 19–26 October 2026
New Law acquisitions from CLNZ Books this period (19–26 October 2026), with full bibliographic detail for institutional collection development. Every price includes worldwide shipping via trusted international courier. Purchase order, invoicing and bank transfer available for libraries.
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Two new titles in public international law this period — a revised tenth edition of a classic concise textbook and a new Cambridge volume on democratic representation in international organizations — each tied to a live debate: the sanctions imposed on the International Criminal Court, and the UN80 reform drive.
New titles
Akehurst's Modern Introduction to International Law, 10th ed
Alexander Orakhelashvili (Revising Author) · Routledge, 2026 · Hardcover · ISBN 9781041127871
Now in its tenth edition, this concise positivist overview of international law has been thoroughly revised, incorporating more than forty-five decisions of international and national courts, new treaties and state practice since the ninth edition. Chapters run from sources, statehood and territory to state responsibility, international criminal justice and the use of force. A print-on-demand title: the publisher prints to order, typically within 1–3 weeks.
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Democratic Representation in International Organizations
Samantha Besson (Ed.) · Cambridge University Press, 2026 · Hardcover · ISBN 9781009710541
Fifteen chapters by political theorists and international lawyers, including Philip Pettit, Anne Peters and Pierre Rosanvallon, examine democratic representation in, through and by international organizations. Part of the ASIL Studies in International Legal Theory series, it puts democratic theory and international institutional law into direct dialogue. A print-on-demand title: the publisher prints to order, typically within 1–3 weeks.
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Public International Law 2025-2026. Catalogue 27
Further public international law titles to sit alongside the new Akehurst and Besson volumes.
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Titles on international criminal justice and the institutions at the centre of this period's news.
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This period in Law
US sanctions on the ICC itself keep international criminal justice in the spotlight
Washington's State Department announced sanctions on the International Criminal Court itself on 9 October 2026 — banning transactions with the Court, freezing its assets in US jurisdiction and putting companies that serve it at risk — after earlier measures against individual judges and prosecutors. UN Secretary-General António Guterres called it "a serious blow to international criminal justice". The episode keeps questions of treaty-based institutions, State jurisdiction and immunity at the centre of the international law agenda.
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