The Law of Prize as Affected by Decisions Upon Captures Made During the Late War (Hardcover)

In this legal treatise, the International Law Association examines the impact of wartime decisions on the law of prize. Drawing on a wide range of case law and scholarship, the authors explore the complex legal and ethical issues surrounding the seizure of enemy property. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in international law or the laws of war.

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