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The Concept of International Law
QEJIL 1999*Fellow of Trinity College and Reader in International Public Law, Cambridge University, Cambridge CB21TQ, United Kingdom. The present essay reflects ideas contained in various of the author s works,including Eunomia New Order for a New World(1990) and Eutopia The Return of the Ideal(forthcoming).It is based on a paper given at a symposium on The Role of International Law in International Politics,heldunder the auspices of the International Law Association (British Branch) at Oxford University in Concept of InternationalLawPhilip Allott*AbstractThe social function of International law is the same as that of other forms of law. It is a modeof the self-constituting of a society, namely the International society of the whole humanrace, the society of all societies.
The Concept of International Law33 the consciousness of actual human individuals. Social consciousness flows from and to individual consciousness, forming part of the self-consciousness of each society-
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