AMERICAN LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT VOLUME 1 ED. ŁUKASZ NIEWIŃSKI

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of American law of armed conflict, where history and law intertwine in an extraordinary narrative. Volume one, edited by Łukasz Niewiński, is a compendium of knowledge that allows you to understand the genesis and evolution of legal regulations that shape the face of armed conflicts in the United States. It is a journey through turbulent times that have shaped modern international law.

• In-depth analysis of historical conflicts
• Detailed discussion of the Lieber Code
• Influence of wars on the development of law
• Key regulations of military law
• Hardcover edition ensuring durability
• Format 240x170x20 mm ideal for reading
• Year of publication 2021 guarantees up-to-date knowledge

The book "American Law of Armed Conflict. Volume 1" edited by Łukasz Niewiński is a publication that takes the reader back to the times of the formation of the US state, from 1775 to 1865. During this period, the United States participated in four significant wars that had a huge impact on the emergence and development of American law of armed conflict. The War of Independence and the Civil War, both of a fratricidal nature, played a key role in shaping legal regulations.

The War of Independence became the impetus for the creation of the first military law regulations, modeled on the British Articles of War of June 30, 1775. During the Civil War, the Unionists not only developed the existing legal solutions, but also became the first in the world to publish a modern codification of the law of war, regulating the rules of warfare on land - the so-called Lieber Code. Its significance for international humanitarian law is confirmed by the fact that the solutions contained in it were adopted by many European countries, such as France and Germany, and later formed the basis for the Hague Conventions.

The Napoleon V publishing house presents readers with a publication of high substantive value, presenting an in-depth historical and legal analysis. This book is an invaluable source of knowledge for law students, historians, and all those interested in the subject of armed conflicts and their impact on the shaping of legal norms. The hardcover binding ensures durability and an aesthetic appearance, and the careful edition guarantees reading comfort and long-term use. Discover the behind-the-scenes of the law of armed conflict and understand its impact on the modern world.

The book has 266 pages and addresses important issues related to the law of armed conflict.