Social Sciences
6 years ago

New Study Reveals Impact of Customary International Law on Private Rights

Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting
Customary International Law and Private Rights of Action
Curtis A. Bradley

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The article discusses how customary international law can impact private rights of action. It explores the relationship between these two concepts and how they interact in legal contexts. The researchers analyze the implications of customary international law on private individuals seeking legal remedies. The key findings suggest that customary international law can influence the ability of individuals to enforce their rights through legal action.