Titlebook: Challenges of International Law in the Asian Region; An Introduction Vitit Muntarbhorn Book 2021 Chulalongkorn University 2021 Internationa

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iety so as to avoid a vertical state‐centred approach. Offering an easy-to-understand presentation of key issues concerning the region, this book is a useful introduction to this complex topic for students, academics and practitioners of international law.978-981-16-2049-2978-981-16-2047-8

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Discourses and Sources,d some space for providing inputs for evolving International Law. It critiques the Eurocentrismbehind the discourses and sources of International Law, while citing inputs from the region, such as Mongolian, Chinese andIndian influences as another entry point. It gives a brief historical survey of As

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Historical Ambiguity and Territoriality,ing colonial times which have consequences till today, bearing in mind various territorial disputes inthe region. These include the intertemporal law whereby the acquisition of territory is to be tested by the rules at the timeof its happening rather than the rules of today (such as prohibition of a

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Normativity and Maritime Competitivity,rning international straits, concern for landlocked states, the challenge of exploitation ofdeep sea bed resources and related technology transfer, and principles concerning maritime delimitation as linked withequidistance and equity. It analyses key cases involving Asian countries on the issue. Not

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Plights and Human Rights,many rules which can protect victims under the umbrella of International Law, such asInternational Humanitarian Law and human rights, there are major lapses of implementation in practice. It addresses thequestion of whether there were some Asian contributions to the Universal Declaration of Human Ri

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