Social Sciences
5 years ago

International law evolves to regulate new areas of human activity.

European Journal of Law and Public Administration
he Role of the „Like Minded States” Theory in the Codification of International Law
Dumitrița Florea, Narcisa Galeş, Loredana Terec-Vlad

Paper Summary

The international law is important for maintaining order among countries. It has evolved to cover new areas of human activity and is constantly developing. International organizations and non-governmental groups play a significant role in shaping international law today.

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