Who said that "International Law is the vanishing point of Jurisprudence"?
Holland uses the vanishing-point description in chapter XVII of Elements of Jurisprudence, explaining his concern that international law lacked a common arbiter above…
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Who said that "International Law is the vanishing point of Jurisprudence"?
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Holland uses the vanishing-point description in chapter XVII of Elements of Jurisprudence, explaining his concern that international law lacked a common arbiter above sovereign States and would change character if they formed a centralized federation. It is a historical theoretical assessment, not a current conclusion that international law has no legal force.
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