January 2005
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... Consider, for example, common criticisms of international law (and perhaps international human rights law in particular) as being deficient for appearing to lack centralized enforcement mechanisms(Goldsmith & Posner 2005). Whatever one thinks of these arguments (for a more extensive rebuttal of them see Scarffe 2022b), the point is that there appears to be something about this view that is intuitively appealing enough as to garner considerable support-at least on first blush.8 ...
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January 2005
Foreign Affairs