About some Approaches to the International Law in British Scientists’ Researches (Part III)
( Pp. 125-137)

In the continuation of a series of articles devoted to the research of approaches to international law in the scientific doctrine of Great Britain, this study touches on the views of James Leslie Brierly, a well-known English lawyer of the 20th century. Several generations of British scientists and practicing lawyers have taken as a basis his conceptual views on international law. In the publications of Russian lawyers he is also often mentioned, his ideas are cited. One of his most famous books is «The outlook for International Law». This work contains lots of interesting findings that characterize critical understanding of international law in the UK shortly before the creation of the United Nations (UN), including the English worldview in relation to the formation of the post-war world order and the development on this basis of a «new» international law.

Grigoryan A. S. About some Approaches to the International Law in British Scientists’ Researches (Part III) // ECONOMIC PROBLEMS AND LEGAL PRACTICE. 2024. Vol. 20. № 6. P. 125-137. (in Russ.) DOI: 10.33693/2541-8025-2024-20-6-125-137. EDN: EUFGJV

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