Principles of International Law

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The field of international law is principally concerned with legal norms that operate among nations (often referred to as "states"), but it is also concerned with certain legal norms that operate between a nation and persons within its jurisdiction, and with certain legal norms that regulate the transboundary relationships of persons.

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