Public International Law (Second Edition) by V. K. Ahuja provides a comprehensive and updated exploration of the legal framework that governs relations between sovereign states and international entities. Written in a clear and analytical style, the book explains fundamental concepts such as the nature, sources, and subjects of international law, making it suitable for both foundational learning and advanced study.
This edition covers key areas including state sovereignty and recognition, jurisdiction, treaties, diplomatic relations, law of the sea, air and outer space, international organisations, peaceful settlement of disputes, and the role of the United Nations. It also addresses contemporary developments in human rights, environmental concerns, international criminal law, and global governance, helping readers connect classical principles with modern realities.
Ideal for LL.B and LL.M students, civil service aspirants, researchers, and academics, this authoritative work serves as a reliable reference for classroom instruction, examination preparation, and practical understanding of international law.
Key Features
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Updated second edition with recent legal and geopolitical developments
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Comprehensive coverage of sources, subjects, and scope of international law
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Detailed discussion on statehood, recognition, jurisdiction, and treaties
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Includes UN system, international organisations, and dispute resolution
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Addresses modern issues: human rights, environment, and global governance
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Clear, structured, and student-friendly presentation
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Suitable for university courses, competitive exams, and research reference
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Published by LexisNexis
