Power Command Order

International law is an area that cannot be ignored for placing global power relations, including imperialism, on a certain level. This field is not a simple manifestation or derivative of global power relations, nor is it a specific combination of rules that emerge on their own and remain suspended in the air.
Power is a work that reveals especially the non-technical dimensions of the issue by bringing to the fore studies that evaluate the position of international law within global power relations through the economic-political method. These dimensions of the issue come to light when evaluating the four main lines, which contain opportunities for criticism, in the context of international law.
In Power Buyruk Order, Ali Murat Özdemir draws a holistic framework for the theory of international law by developing his discourse through a fifth line that allows us to subject these four main lines to critical interpretation, and at the same time brings to the agenda the necessary notions for us to think about international law; For this purpose, concepts such as "sovereignty; humanitarian intervention; preventive self-defense; rule of law; security; freedom of contract; old, new third world; democratic governance; pluralism; private property; tolerance; democracy; anti-liberal pluralism", "democracies do not fight each other" By examining such claims at a theoretical level, it offers the reader a perspective that can be used to understand the relationships between power, command and order in the context of international law.



Number of Pages: 343

Year of Printing: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Imge Bookstore

First Print Year: 2011

Number of Pages: 343

Language Turkish