»Transnational Nomads in Public International Law. National Borders and Migrating Peoples« Unpredictable climate conditions make peoples move all over the world. Those migrations cross the lines, drawn by colonial powers and being now national borders. Hence those peoples' migrations challenge classic International Law as a system of territorial states. This book examines which solutions an International Law of the 21st century can provide and how to reconcile nomadic peoples' Rule of the Clan with the international order of states.weiterlesen