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The International Law of Occupation. (book reviews)
American Political Science Review, December, 1993 by Piper, Don C.
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The subject of this well-researched and carefully-written book will attract a great deal of interest among those particularly interested in questions of international law or problems of military occupation; it should also attract wider attention because it has much to offer general students of international relations, especially those interested in the evolution and effectiveness of norms of acceptable state conduct.
It is a valuable account of the traditional international legal norms regarding the protection of civilians in an occupied area and the changes that have occurred in these ...
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