Which theory of international law holds that international law and state are two separate laws
"Dualism" (Triepel, Anzilotti) treats international law and State or municipal law as two separate and distinct legal systems operating in different spheres, whereas…
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Which theory of international law holds that international law and state are two separate laws
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"Dualism" (Triepel, Anzilotti) treats international law and State or municipal law as two separate and distinct legal systems operating in different spheres, whereas "Monism" treats them as one system.
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