The Indian Constitution and International Law (International Law in Asian Perspective, Vol 2)

This text explains the basic concepts of international law and examines their relevance to the numerous provisions of the constitution of India, which have a bearing on issues of public international law. It offers evidence of the increasing body of municipal law with which the student of international law is concerned. The book draws heavily on the author's practical experience in the fields of international law as well as constitutional law. It is intended for both constitutional and international lawyers.