International Law in Action, Parts 1 and 2 – Napolitano

*International Law in Action: Between Teaching and Practice* is a collective work honoring Professor Raúl Emilio Vinuesa, a central figure in Argentine international law and a mentor to several generations of jurists. Compiled by Silvina González Napolitano, Gisela Makowski, and Gabriel Bottini, the volume brings together contributions from renowned domestic and international specialists across two parts. Spanning over a thousand pages, it addresses key contemporary debates in public international law: human rights, international humanitarian and criminal law, dispute settlement, armed conflict, territory and sovereignty, natural resources, the environment, and climate change. It also examines foreign investment law, international arbitration, and private international law. The work reflects Vinuesa’s distinguished career as an educator, lawyer, *ad hoc* judge at the International Court of Justice, and international arbitrator. It is an essential reference and study resource for academics, diplomats, judges, lawyers, and international relations specialists.