International Law and Developing Countries

International Law and Developing Countries' honors Kamal Hossain's lifelong contributions to the development of international law and the cause of developing nations. The volume opens with an interview with Hossain by the editors, offering insight into the life of a statesman, a drafter of his country's constitution, and an acclaimed constitutional and international lawyer. It then presents thirteen essays written in his honor by scholars with diverse expertise in the field. The essays cover topics such as the new international economic order (NIEO), human rights, counter-terrorism, climate change, oil and gas law, arbitration, the law of the sea, international trade law, and judicial reform. Together, they offer important perspectives on the challenges and opportunities facing developing countries in international law. This is a fitting tribute for scholars, practitioners, and students of international law.