Holy Seeing an Advantage in International Law

Holy Seeing an Advantage in International Law

By: Michael Blank

April 20, 2020

Responding to: Virtual Spring 2020 REWA Student Symposium

Holy Seeing an Advantage in International Law

My REWA thesis explores the capacity of the Roman Catholic Church to exert its will within international law. It examines whether it is more able to do so in bilateral or multilateral contexts, and uses several arms treaties and the Paris Climate Agreement as examples for comparison.

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