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The Coming Collision: Global Law vs. U.S. Liberties

by James L. Hirsen
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Are we trading away the Constitution for international law?Hirsen shows how all the pieces of the global puzzle fit together and explains how international law profoundly affects the...

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AuthorJames L. Hirsen
First published1998
Era1980–1999
PublisherHuntington House Publishers
LanguageOther
FormatHardcover
ConditionFine
Reference10624003-fine

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Are we trading away the Constitution for international law?Hirsen shows how all the pieces of the global puzzle fit together and explains how international law profoundly affects the rights and freedoms of every American.James L. Hirsen is an internationally recognized attorney, professor of international law at Trinity Law School, renowned speaker on constitutional, governmental, and global issues, radio host and columnist.

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