The Future and Past of U.S. Foreign Relations Law
Flaherty, Martin S.
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Abstract
The increasing role that the US plays in the world can only mean a correspondingly greater role for foreign affairs law in the US legal community. The Supreme Court has recently cited international and comparative law materials to a striking, and all but unprecedented, degree.