War and Law Since 1945 by Geoffrey Best

War and Law Since 1945 by Geoffrey Best is a study of the law of war in the period since the Second World War.

The book examines how the rules governing armed conflict have developed since 1945, through treaties, custom and the experience of wars great and small. It asks how far law has restrained warfare in the modern age, and what its successes and failures reveal about law's place in international life.

Key themes explored include:

• The law of war since 1945
• Treaties, custom and the rules of armed conflict
• Law and restraint in modern warfare
• Successes and limits of the law of war

Who should read this book: Readers interested in international law, the law of war and post-war history.

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