Is international law really a law?
Is international law a real law?
What are the sources of international law? What are sources of international law? How law is passed in USA? How do I learn private international law? Which fields of law are the most global? What makes law law? Why didn't the U.S. accept the true international law by UN backed ICJ in 1986, but press China to accept the illegal rule by Private Arbitration? Why does the U.S. recognise the Private & Black Box Operated Arbitration as an International law, but oppose the UN International Court of Justice? How is a law passed? Why is the rule of law respected in the west but not in other countries? What is international standards? How do people in the world think that the U.S. calls the ruling by the fake UN tribunal in Hague as an international law? How can someone with a foreign law degree practice law in European countries and Australia - New Zealand? What is the International Court of Justice? Shouldn't Australia accept the legitimacy of the Tribunal as Australia regards it as Australia's international law in the world? Can law itself be a product of free market? What is business law? Do international agreements like the New York Convention and the ICSID Convention harmonise the various arbitration principles of different legal systems? Why does the U.S. oppose the UN international court of Justice as an international court? Is india's law good? Is it possible to invoke the doctrine of abuse of rights without basing it on a treaty but basing it on other sources of international law? Why does Australia deny the legitimacy of the Arbitration in Hague which Australia recognised it as an international court and law? How are laws passed? Why does the U.S. believe that a good relationship between Philippines and China violates the U.S.' so called international law? How many countries still regard the Permanent Court of Arbitration as an international law on territory sovereignty disputes ruling on SCS? Which are the best countries to study law? Why China don't want to follow United nations tribunal court decision but advocate international laws when it comes to other country? What is the difference between subjective and objective responsibility in international law? What is an international standard called? How are laws enforced?