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Who said that 'international law is not law but it is only a positive morality'?

"Austin", applying his command theory, denied international law the status of true law because it lacked a political sovereign issuing commands backed by sanction, and…

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Who said that 'international law is not law but it is only a positive morality'?

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"Austin", applying his command theory, denied international law the status of true law because it lacked a political sovereign issuing commands backed by sanction, and classed it merely as positive morality.

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