Which of the following jurists deny legal character of international law?
"Hobbes", like Austin, denied that international law is law properly so called because it lacks a sovereign command and sanction; "Grotius", "Oppenheim" and "Starke" all…
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Which of the following jurists deny legal character of international law?
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"Hobbes", like Austin, denied that international law is law properly so called because it lacks a sovereign command and sanction; "Grotius", "Oppenheim" and "Starke" all treat international law as true law.
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