New Law Titles for Libraries — 1–7 September 2026
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Two new titles in Law this period — one on the interpretation of international crimes, one on the law of humanitarian assistance — plus a fresh case at the International Court of Justice below.
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Judicial Discretion in the Interpretation of International Crimes: Revisiting the Legality Principle
Ligeia Quackelbeen · Hart Publishing, 2026 · Hardcover · ISBN 9781509985173
A legality-focused framework for how international courts and tribunals interpret crimes under international criminal law, tested through two detailed case studies: the organizational policy element in crimes against humanity, and the emerging offence of forced marriage. Essential for collections supporting international criminal justice research.
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Humanitarian Assistance in International Law
Marina Sharpe · Oxford University Press, 2026 · Hardcover · ISBN 9780198994701
The first single-volume treatment of how international law governs relief delivery across armed conflict, disaster, mixed emergencies and assistance at sea — organized by operational scenario so practitioners can locate the rules that apply. Published as humanitarian access disputes reach the Security Council and the ICJ on a near-continuous basis.
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Human Rights Law 2026
A curated selection of new and forthcoming titles in human rights and humanitarian law, matching this period's title on humanitarian assistance and complementing collections on international criminal justice.
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Vanuatu takes France to the ICJ over a Pacific maritime boundary
On 1 September 2026 Vanuatu filed suit against France at the International Court of Justice over sovereignty of the Matthew and Hunter Islands and the maritime boundary with New Caledonia — invoking forum prorogatum, since France has not accepted the Court's compulsory jurisdiction since 1974.
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