@inbook{f1eb3129287043b897bf40aaa11114b3,
title = "To what extent does international law obstruct the protection of common interests?",
abstract = "In brief the contribution argues that particular interests are often dressed up as common interests, e.g. when postulating an underlying natural law or even natural rights. As much as it is a problem for 19 states to agree on common interests, it is a problem that what is presented as common interest often prove to be home grown norms and particular interests",
keywords = "internatiobal law, common interest, imperialism, constuctivism, international society, Vitoria's trick, ius gentium",
author = "Sten Schaumburg-M{\"u}ller",
year = "2014",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-1-78068-271-6",
series = "Law & Cosmopolitan Values",
publisher = "Intersentia",
pages = "29--50",
editor = "Wolfgang Benedek and {de Feyter}, Koen and Matthias Kettemann and Christina Voigt",
booktitle = "The Common Interest in International Law",
}