The Strategy of Peace

A study of the evolution of law reveals a process of constant centralization in which the juridical and executive functions are centralized before the legislative funtion. This principle, applied to the problem of international law, would indicate the establishment of world court with power to arbitrate all disputes among its members as the logical fianl step. A further recommendation of this procedures is the fact that in the past it has only been in a word court that sovereign nations have been willing to bind themeselves to the rule of decision by a majority rather than to the rule of unanimous decision

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