Question

Who described International Law as merely a positive morality?

• A. Grotius
• B. Bentham
• C. Austin
• D. Kelsen

Hint:

Austin’s view on international law reflects his strict definition of law as commands backed by sanctions.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

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